Utah Business News May 18, 2012

Utah Business News May 18, 2012

May 18th, 2012 // 5:41 pm @ admin1

• Have a good wind power site? College wants to help – Salt Lake Tribune

  Have a good wind power site? College wants to help Salt Lake Tribune Utah business operators and landowners interested in installing wind power generating systems on their properties have until June 1 to file an application with Salt Lake Community College to borrow an anemometer. Anemometers are tower-mounted … and more »

• The Utah Symphony plays music to match our mountains – Salt Lake Tribune

  The Utah Symphony plays music to match our mountains Salt Lake Tribune The discipline of the Beethoven cycle » The trip through the Beethoven symphonies has been a rugged climb at times, but has produced momentum for the organization artistically and from a business standpoint, said Utah Symphony | Utah Opera CEO Melia … and more »

• Utah, the doctor will see you now — at work – Salt Lake Tribune

  Utah, the doctor will see you now — at work Salt Lake Tribune Desperate to contain health costs, employers get into the doctoring business themselves and open workplace clinics. By kirsten stewart Clearfield » When Futura Industries announced its plan for curbing health costs Jeanette Frandsen was skeptical.

• Utahns and Europeans Celebrate Their Longstanding Relationship – Utah Policy

  Utahns and Europeans Celebrate Their Longstanding Relationship Utah Policy Also in attendance were many of Utah's honorary consul members, Sister City representatives and local business leaders. On Wednesday afternoon, European trade experts helped Utah companies from the aerospace, energy, life sciences and information …

• Licenses deter start-ups – Toledo Blade

  Toledo Blade

  Licenses deter start-ups Toledo Blade She would need 2000 hours of training in other skills she didn't need, simply to have a legal braiding business. Ms. Clayton and the IJ have filed suit in federal court in Utah to overturn the requirement. Lawyers and academics who have studied … and more »

• Four new businesses spring up on Salt Lake City’s Main – Salt Lake Tribune

  Four new businesses spring up on Salt Lake City's Main Salt Lake Tribune By Christopher smart Just south of the City Creek Center, four new businesses have sprouted, continuing what Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker calls downtown's "renaissance." They are part of the Redevelopment Agency's Utah Theater project near 150 S. and more »

• Legislators look to untangle Utah liquor license shortage – Salt Lake Tribune

  Deseret News

  Legislators look to untangle Utah liquor license shortage Salt Lake Tribune Commercial developers testified on Wednesday during a legislative interim hearing that the state's acute license shortage will cause existing permits to be priced artificially high — pushing small business and entrepreneurs out of the mix. Legislators may take up liquor license shortage in special sessionABC 4 Work under way to increase liquor licenses without increasing negative impacts …Deseret News all 5 news articles »

• Rolly: Trap set for Utah liberals snares conservatives, too – Salt Lake Tribune

  Rolly: Trap set for Utah liberals snares conservatives, too Salt Lake Tribune Longtime candidate and political activist Merrill Cook will appear Monday at the Utah Supreme Court to argue that laws making it more difficult to get an initiative on the ballot have violated the rights of his group, which wants to punish business … and more »

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