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And awards and honors for wildland firefighters, individuals and groups doing exceptional work in their communities.

Utah first lady Abby Cox and Sheri Dew, Deseret Management Corporation, vice president talked about childhood, their goals and a hard moment in history. Cox and Dew spoke at a “Voices” event sponsored by Deseret News and Utah Business.

Uninsured depositors at failed Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank were covered by the feds. A new poll asks how worried Utahns are about the bank failures.

While U.S. regulators moved quickly to prevent a domino effect from tearing through the banking sector, and both institutions are now under new ownership, many questions remain about what needs to change in order to avoid a repeat of the scenarios that led to the second and largest bank failures in U.S. history.

Bosses have been trying to get workers back in the office in hopes it will boost productivity. But they might be better off telling them their pay.

With every technology change, there will be a variety of responses from the people in your organization. Understanding the personality and response types will help you retain and protect your staff.

The FREE Forum gathers local leaders to discuss policies, priorities designed to ensure that everyone succeeds. The American Enterprise Institute teamed with Utah’s Sutherland Institute to talk family, religion, education and entrepreneurship in Salt Lake City, based on Ian Rowe’s four pillars.

Have you been sitting on a business idea unsure about how to navigate the startup world? Here’s some encouragement—if college kids can do it, so can you. Thanks to the<a href="https://lassonde.utah.edu/studios/"> Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute</a> at the University of Utah, students collaborate, innovate, and launch new business ideas nearly daily, earning the U its ranking as 5th overall for Undergraduate Entrepreneur Program and 2nd for public schools in 2023 by <...

This partnership between the U and Historically Black Colleges and Universities expands the resources of all universities and colleges involved and benefits the schools’ communities too.

According to the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute’s Survey of Utah Consumer Sentiment, Utah’s consumer sentiment decreased to 70.4 in February from 75.6 in January.