Utah Businesses

The nearly 26-acre plot is now set for redevelopment to include a hotel, housing units, restaurants, retail businesses and more.

A small fire started in Logan’s Krispy Kreme on Sunday afternoon after the donut shop’s machinery malfunctioned.

Utah-based company Vivint Smart Home is being purchased by Houston-based NRG Energy for more than $5 billion.

Construction for a new wellness center is coming along at 99 W. Center Street, and a new consignment clothing store also has plans to open in the same building.

In an announcement made Tuesday, the Larry H. Miller Company revealed that they purchased a majority stake in Swig, a Utah-based soda shop that was founded in 2010 in St. George.

Another Target rumor has been dispelled in Logan, but a couple of businesses are slated to occupy vacant store space on the block that the retail giant was rumored to be targeting.

When visiting Country No Nonsense Coffee in Willow Park, visitors may experience a chill beyond what is in their iced coffee.

Utah is in the top ten US states that receive the most sunny days each year, on average, making solar energy a cheap and viable electricity option. As the market for products produced with renewable energy grows, Utah-based businesses are beginning to make the switch to solar.

Through the help of a viral TikTok video, a struggling local business in Salt Lake City was saved after nearly shutting down for good.

As cases of Avian Flu continue to sweep across farms, killing birds in the process, Utah businesses and consumers have been heavily impacted by the supply chain and its increase in prices.