Archive for November, 2007

Utah State Capitol slated for January rededication, open house

1 Comment Published by Professor Les November 30th, 2007 in Architecture, Current Events.
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A familiar landmark featured atop this blog in this photo by John-Paul Jespersen, photographer and artist, will take center stage in January and Utah citizens have an opportunity to be part of the long-awaited re-opening of the Utah State Capitol Building.
The historic building has been closed to the public for three and a […]

Report: Online sales soared well before Cyber Monday

0 Comments Published by Professor Les November 28th, 2007 in Current Events, Business News.
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Local media joined the predictable avalanche of national press coverage on the Cyber Monday holiday online shopping phenomenon. However, data from a website tracking online retail spending suggest that online sales grew tremendously in the three weeks leading up to Thanksgiving.
Even before Black Friday, comScore reported that more than $9.3 billion already had been spent […]

The importance of the millennial consumer in Salt Lake City

0 Comments Published by Professor Les November 24th, 2007 in Community Dialogue, Current Events, Business News.
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Entrepreneurs looking to cultivate innovative commercial enterprises that reach out to young consumers would do well to consider seriously the merits of Salt Lake City as a proving ground.
As in 2005, Fast Company magazine once again this year named the Utah capital as one of the world’s 30 fast cities, citing its young urban citizenry […]



 

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