Elon Musk admits Twitter experienced a 50% drop in ad revenue, has ‘heavy debt...
July 16 (UPI) -- Controversial billionaire Elon Musk admitted Saturday that his microblogging platform Twitter has experienced a roughly 50% drop in revenue and has a "heavy...
Google branches off ‘Waymo’ unit as company to handle self-driving cars
Tech giant Google announced Tuesday that its self-driving vehicle unit will now be developed under a separate independent company called Waymo.
Utah’s 2 week total for unemployment claims nearly equal to all those filed in...
The number of unemployment claims filed in Utah in the last two weeks is almost equal to the claims filed in all 52 weeks of 2019.
Man with same name as U.K. retail store cleverly diverts mistaken holiday tweets
A Virginia man who shares a name with British retailer John Lewis received gifts from the store after cleverly redirecting tweets mistakenly sent to him.
Winner of national makeup contest disqualified for supporting Trump, she says
The winner of a make-up artist contest said she was disqualified after the contest promoter found out she is a supporter of President Donald Trump.
Macy’s closing stores across U.S.; 160 Utahns to lose their jobs, 10,000 nationwide
One hundred sixty Utahns will be losing their jobs in 2017 as the retail giant Macy's has announced the shuttering of 68 outlets across the U.S., including two stores in the Beehive State.
Sparton Corporation, Ultra Electronics to produce sonobuoys
Sparton Corporation and Ultra Electronics Holdings are to receive $30.3 million subcontracts for the manufacture of sonobuoys for the U.S. Navy.
Breaking: Trump signs off on construction of controversial Dakota Access, Keystone XL pipelines
Executive orders signed Tuesday by U.S. President Donald Trump could clear the way for two of the most controversial pipelines in the industry's history.
Treasury changes Obama sanctions on Russian security agency
The U.S. Treasury on Thursday revised sanctions on Russia imposed by former President Barack Obama five weeks ago that banned cybersecurity sales to Russia's Federal Security Service -- the agency that supposedly meddled in the American presidential election with a series of Internet hackings.
Senate confirms McMahon to lead Small Business Administration
The U.S. Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly confirmed Linda McMahon, a former World Wrestling Entertainment executive to lead the Small Business Administration.
New: Plan for Salt Lake City homeless centers revised
Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski on Friday morning announced a revised plan for new homeless centers.
Rheinmetall making ammunition for U.S. Air Force F-35s
Germany's Rheinmetall on Monday announced it will provide the U.S. Air Force with ammunition for F-35 fighters starting in December.
Oil prices inching back toward mid-$50 range
Crude oil prices continued to inch back Thursday toward its narrow band for the year to rally after a U.S. rate hike and signs of easing supply-side strains.
Investment firm founder settles suit with former company for millions
William Gross, the man who co-founded Pacific Investment Management Company decades ago, reached an agreement with the firm on Monday to dismiss a $200 million civil suit.
