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New USU Huntsman research explores why employees retaliate against hostile customers and how companies can prevent it
A waiter spitting in a rude restaurant-goer’s food, a service counter worker giving false information to a belligerent customer, a retail employee snubbing an angry shopper.
Love Communications adds five new employees as 2018 comes to a close
Love Communications caps off a year of impressive growth and expansion in both Utah and Idaho with the addition of five new employees to its...
Office and investment specialist Mark Cannell joins the Newmark Grubb ACRES brokerage team
Newmark Grubb ACRES is pleased to welcome Mark Cannell to their Salt Lake City office. Mark is an office and investment specialist focusing on landlord and tenant representation.
InMoment CMO Kristi Knight named Marketing Executive of the Year
Kristi Knight, CMO at InMoment was named Marketing Executive of the Year by the Best in Biz...
Workfront CEO Alex Shootman shows next-generation leaders what it takes to achieve success in his new book: 'Done Right'
Up-and-coming business leaders are faced with unprecedented challenges along with the near infinite opportunities presented in the ongoing digital revolution.
Utah Foundation names new board leadership
At its Board of Trustees meeting December 6, Utah Foundation announced the following new officers.
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National Headlines
GM fights to retain key tax credit amid plant closing plans (Associated Press)
If the Fed doesn't raise rates this month, the market could panic, Cramer says (CNBC)
Carlos Ghosn wanted to oust Nissan's CEO before arrest in Tokyo (FOX Business)
Amazon touted as big win for NY, but math is more complex (Associated Press)
The yield curve is flattening. But the party isn't over yet (CNN)
Elon Musk wants the world to embrace electric cars, even if Tesla goes bankrupt (CNN)
A bruised stock market looks to the Fed for relief (MarketWatch)
US markets end volatile session in wake of Huawei exec arrest (Al Jazeera)
Social Security notices showing cost-of-living increases available online for retirees (USA Today)
Hong Kong on track for global IPO crown but many new listings sag (Reuters)
