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| • Job growth slows in Davis in past year |
| OGDEN -- Davis County is lagging behind the rest of the Wasatch Front in overall job growth, but is still outpacing the nation as a whole, according to estimates released Tuesday. |
| • Today's other top business headlines: USANA chief offers buyout of Utah vitamin maker Not-so tall clothing |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Tuesday, May 13, 2008 |
| • Big Hat to be awarded |
| OGDEN -- Local leaders will assemble tonight to recognize the contributions of Jay Wadman, whose legacy reaches well beyond the construction company he founded more than 50 years ago. |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Shoppers redefine 'luxury' during tough times UTOPIA names Marriott new director |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Sunday, May 11, 2008 |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Old gas pumps can't keep up with spiraling prices Briefcases |
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• FrontRunner may lure more commuters to live in N. Utah  |
| Brenda Miller likes rural living enough to drive from her home in Pleasant View to her job in Salt Lake City every weekday, but a steady rise in gasoline prices in recent years had her rethinking the commuter lifestyle. |
Saturday, May 10, 2008 |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Chuck E. Cheese to return Retailers can use DNA to track meat Briefcases |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Riverdale raises sales tax |
| RIVERDALE -- City officials say raising sales tax two cents for every $10 purchase is their only option. |
Friday, May 9, 2008 |
| • ATK's parent company earns profit |
| ATK Launch Systems, based in Box Elder County, helped propel its parent company to double-digit profit increases in the quarter and fiscal year ended March 31. |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Restaurants hope mom trumps sour economy Facebook, states set bullying, predator safeguards |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Thursday, May 8, 2008 |
| • Sports grill approved in Centerville |
| CENTERVILLE -- The city's redevelopment agency has approved Iggy's as an acceptable tenant for a piece of property on Parrish Lane known as the "island parcel." |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Ads in 'clouds' look like logos Italian nuclear waste on regional agenda |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Wednesday, May 7, 2008 |
| • Eateries shrink dishes, but check stays the same |
| Restaurants are offering smaller, cheaper portions, but that doesn't mean dainty dining. Instead, people are using smaller dishes as an excuse to add to their orders, spending -- and probably eating -- just as much as before. |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Firm files federal lawsuit Telecom Qwest suffers dip in profit |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Tuesday, May 6, 2008 |
| • 134 new lawyers to enter Utah courts |
| SALT LAKE CITY -- The test scores are in from the Utah State Bar and 134 new attorneys are poised to be sworn in later this month. |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Food inflation GE business based in Utah starts up again Brief cases |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Sunday, May 4, 2008 |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Will smarter power grids help conserve energy use? Hiring curbs loom for many state governments Briefcases |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Time to fly a bit slower? |
| NEW YORK -- Drivers have long known that slowing down on the highway means getting more miles to the gallon. Now airlines are trying it, too -- adding a few minutes to flights to save millions on fuel. |
Saturday, May 3, 2008 |
| • Davis center expands |
| LAYTON -- Doubling the size of the Davis Conference Center is projected to bring $32 million a year in economic impact to the Top of Utah. |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Fed after unfair credit card dealers Pushed by higher prices, immigrants stocking up on rice |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Friday, May 2, 2008 |
| • Consumer spending on the increase |
| WASHINGTON -- Don't be fooled by a larger-than-expected increase in consumer spending. People aren't buying more -- they're just paying more for what they buy. |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Forbes bullish on Salt Lake City Bill against genetics tests passes Brief cases |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Thursday, May 1, 2008 |
| • Cold could damage local fruit crops |
| OGDEN -- For the second time in a week, snow and cold temperatures could damage the budding fruit crop in the Top of Utah. |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Gas prices have race fans rethinking trip to the track Senate acts to ensure students get loans Brief cases |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Wednesday, April 30, 2008 |
| • Business Information Center to move to AmeriCan Center |
| OGDEN -- The city's Business Information Center may have a smaller presence when it relocates later this year to the downtown AmeriCan Center. |
| • Today's other top business headlines: More bookings in Davis hotels Cache leader against natural gas pipeline cutting through area |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 |
| • Today's other top business headlines: WSU readies for business conference Idaho laboratory develops a quicker way to catch a thief Briefcases |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Buyers get a stamp price 'Forever' |
| OGDEN -- Consumers have until May 12 to lock in the price they pay for postage stamps. |
Sunday, April 27, 2008 |
| • Today's other top business headlines: Delta CEO behind long-sought Northwest merger Briefcases |
| Read these stories and more in today's Digital Edition of the Standard-Examiner. |
| • Farmers cautiously optimistic |
| HOWELL -- Like other local farmers, Arthur Douglas isn't doing cartwheels over a surge in crop prices the past year. |
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