Provo Towne Center Sears closing next year
In the year 1886, Sears was formed by Richard W. Sears as a watch company. After 126 years of growth, the store is being forced to sell 11 stores across the nation to decrease costs and boost assets,...
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Summer sales: The boys, the companies and the wards during off-season
Summer sales come to an end in the fall, but the companies and their employees must carry on during the off-season. Companies search for dedicated, hardworking and enduring people to sell for them...
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Back-to-school shopping isn’t quite what it used to be
Giulia Pugliese is a typical teenager. She likes to look good, and she’s particular about what she wears. But when The Associated Press followed the 15-year-old from Long Island on a recent...
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While you were away: Utah news updates
Policy changes and breaking news affected the Utah community while many students were home for summer vacation. Here’s a quick recap of some of the most important events. Prison moving to Salt Lake...
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Online vendors may be responsible for online sales tax
Unassuming Utahns may be evading taxes without knowing it by shopping online. When Utah-based consumers make online purchases from retailers without a physical presence in Utah, they are responsible...
View ArticleRep. John Knotwell juggles politics, business and family
8:25 a.m.: Vice Chair of the House Business and Labor Committee walks in the door, fist bumps Rep. Jake Anderegg, and takes his seat. Rep. John Knotwell, R-Herriman, is just 38 years old. He sits in...
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