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The Bottom Line: Jay Bean, Freshlime
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The Bottom Line – You may not know of FreshLime yet, but if Jay Bean’s track record is any indication, it’s about
Both Sides of the Aisle – Episode 98 (9/17/15)
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This week Natalie, Jim, and Chris review highlights from last night’s 2nd Republican debate. Also Draper City’s tax giveaway to Larry H.
The Bottom Line: Isomer Coding Bootcamp
The Bottom Line – A national lack of computer programmers is holding back growth and new products for many companies. To address
The Bottom Line: Vicki Farrar, Catheter Connections
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The Bottom Line – (Air Date: March 10, 2015) Each year more than 500,000 patients in the U.S. suffer from intravascular (“I.V.”)
The Bottom Line: Shaking Up the Insurance Marketplace
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The Bottom Line (Air Date: March 3, 2015) –Last November Utah Insurance Commissioner Todd Kiser warned Parker Conrad’s San Francisco-based company Zenefits
The Bottom Line: Craig Earnshaw, Professor of Entrepreneurship
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The Bottom Line (Air Date: Feb. 24, 2015) – Craig Earnshaw’s journey as an entrepreneur began when Jimmy Carter was President and
The Bottom Line: Nathan Furr, The Innovator’s Method
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The Bottom Line (Air Date: February 3, 2015) – Nathan Furr is professor of entrepreneurship at Brigham Young University’s Marriott School of
The Bottom Line: Zach Mangum, Co-Founder of GroSocial
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The Bottom Line (Air Date: January 20, 2015) – Zach Mangum’s journey from co-founding GroSocial to selling it took, amazingly, only two
SLC Showcases Hispanic Business Leaders at Convention
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(KCPW News) Salt Lake City has been playing host to the United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) this week. The group’s
Gateway Mall Spokeswoman Says Traffic is Up; Stores Disagree
Jessica Gail
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Downtown Salt Lake City has changed significantly over the past year. The opening of City Creek brought with it over 100 stores
CityViews 12/19/12: Good Urbanism/Vacations and the Entrepreneur
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Segment 1: Making a place a more vibrant and more appealing place to live is a top concern for cities and towns
Politics Up Close: Rep. Jim Matheson and PoliticIt
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Today on the show, we spoke with Josh Light of PoliticIt.com, which tracks candidates' digital influence online, followed by Democratic Utah Congressman
Neighborhood Bars Plan Still Up for Debate
Jeff Robinson
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The fate of Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker’s initiative to allow bars in more walkable neighborhood areas remains up in the
CityViews 8/22/12: Stay-at-Home Dads/Finding the Next Big Entrepreneur
Segment 1: Recent U.S. Census data show that about 150,000 men have traded in their breadwinning role to become the primary caregiver
Architects, Builder Announced for Performing Arts Center
Jessica Gail
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More pieces are coming together for Salt Lake City’s proposed Utah Performing Arts Center. Wednesday, city officials announced who will be designing
Salt Lake City Council Considers Electronic Sign Restrictions
The Salt Lake City Council will consider recommendations from the planning commission today in an effort to better regulate electronic signs and
Centerville Bans Specialty Smoke Shops
Charlotte Duren
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A bill passed by Utah lawmakers earlier this year puts new requirements on smoke shops statewide, limiting where they can operate within
UTOPIA Audit Reveals Financial Woes
Charlotte Duren
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A performance audit of the Utah Telecommunication Open Infrastructure Agency, or UTOPIA was presented to state lawmakers Wednesday at the Capitol. KCPW’s
Politics Up Close: Salt Lake County Councilman Michael Jensen / Candidate Paul Recanzone
Jeff Robinson
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There are many critical issues on the table this election year in Salt Lake County, like canyons development, SkiLink, human services and
Restaurant Owner Aims to Clean up Gum,Trash From City Streets
Jessica Gail
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A stray piece of trash, a cigarette butt or an old piece of gum on the sidewalk are all commonplace in urban
State Increases Alcohol Handling Fee, Impacts Prices
Jessica Gail
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Specialty beers, wines and other alcoholic beverages could soon cost you a little more money. Next month, the state’s handling fee is
County Looks to Hire Convention Center Hotel Consultant
Jeff Robinson
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An important vote could happen tomorrow for a proposed convention center hotel that would accompany the Salt Palace. The Salt Lake County
29,000 Jobs Added in Past Year, Unemployment Rate Flat
Jessica Gail
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Utah’s unemployment rate stayed flat at 6 percent in May, according to the latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But
Utah Startup Measures Digital Influence to Predict Election Results
Jeff Robinson
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During any given election year, poll numbers often don’t correlate with reality. But a Northern Utah-based startup seems to have found a
Salt Lake City Ranked Seventh-Most Friendly for Small Businesses
Jeff Robinson
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A new survey conducted by an online marketplace for hiring local business services shows Salt Lake City is a friendly place
Hatch, Crapo Meet With Utah Business Leaders
Whittney Evans
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Small business leaders in Utah had the opportunity today to let two Western federal lawmakers know what economic issues impact them the
CityViews 5/30/12: Crowdfunding/Verbatim Theater
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Segment 1: Small businesses, non-profits, arts groups, scientists – they’re all turning to large groups of small investors to back their ventures
Herbert Calls For More Liquor Licenses
Jessica Gail
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Governor Gary Herbert acknowledged Thursday that more needs to be done about Utah’s shortage of liquor licenses. During his monthly news conference
Former Hewlett Packard CEO Speaks to Business Leaders in Salt Lake
Whittney Evans
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Former Hewlett Packard CEO and U.S. Senate candidate Carly Fiorina addressed the Zions Bank Trade and Business Conference this afternoon at the
Hatch, Lee Oppose U.N. L aw of Sea Convention
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the military’s support of the United Nations Convention on the Law of The Sea discussed today