Thankfully, these reforms are thoughtfully designed to modernize labor relations and ensure the will of each individual worker is prioritized. These reforms include several measures worth applauding.

Gov. Spencer Cox and state Senate President Stuart Adams expressed support for Ukraine and a desire for the war to end, but did not directly address Trump's comments. Since Russia invaded Ukraine, ...

Utah's estimated tax revenues came in lower than previously projected Wednesday, meaning lawmakers may need to get creative ...

CEO departures among large companies hit an all-time high in 2024, and the trend is expected to continue across the executive ...

Underdogs Gosberton C continued their incredible run in the Spalding & District League Knockout Cup. Division Three’s bottom-placed club are into the final after again confounding the form book with a ...

Steve Bratspies will stay with the company in an advisory role as the company moves in a new direction following the sale of Champion.

It’s official: the leadership of the 2034 Winter Games is in place. Known as an OCOG, Utah’s organizing committee for the ...

CFOs are often seen as strong contenders for the CEO position thanks to their deep financial chops, visibility with company ...

In neighboring Stanislaus County, at least 80 Bronco Wine Co. employees learned days ago that they would be laid off.

Public unions in Utah are banned from collective bargaining after Gov. Spencer Cox signs controversial legislation.

The boss of Marks & Spencer has warned that the Government’s Budget policies could shrink the UK’s retail sector, squeeze jobs and slow wage growth. Stuart Machin, writing in the Sunday Times, said ...