Utah-based Health Catalyst has Borrowed $125 Million from a New Credit Facility Worth up to $225 Million
"Health Catalyst's solutions are currently empowered by trillions of datapoints gathered from over 100 million patient data records."
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NEWS BRIEF: Utah-based "Death Care Services" Company, After.com, has Closed a $10 Million Round of Series A Financing
An alternative to the traditional funeral home industry, After.com specializes in cremation-only services, and plans to use the funding to expand beyond its current footprint across parts of six states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.
Provo, Utah- and West Palm Beach, Florida-based After.com has closed a
BREAKING NEWS: Utah-based rPlus Energies Announces Construction Debt Financing of over $1 Billion for its 800 MW Green River Energy Center
IF there was any doubt that Utah is firmly entrenched as one of the world's "Emerging Energy Ecosystems," rPlus Energies has erased such doubt forever.
BREAKING NEWS: Salt Lake County and the "Wasatch Back" Will Receive a Combined Total of Over $34.3 Million In Federal Grant Monies to Replace Older Diesel Buses with Electric Buses
The U.S. Department of Transportation is granting a total of over $34.3 million to replace older diesel buses with new electric buses in both Salt Lake County and portions of Summit County, Utah (known locally as the "Wasatch Back.")
Specifically, the Federal Transit Administration of the
LEGAL BRIEFS: Sentencing in Two Utah Cases Produce Penalties of $2 Million Each: One for the Death of a Salt Lake County Jail Inmate and the Other for a Multiyear Mail Fraud Scheme
Salt Lake City, Utah-based Wellcon must pay $2.0 million because one of its medical employees withheld prescription medication from a Salt Lake County Jail inmate.
This violation "breached the medical standard of care and caused injury, pain, suffering ..." and the death of the inmate, Jeremy Aus.
Separately,
NEWS BRIEF: Utah-based Peak Capital Partners Buys Two Minneapolis Area Apartment Complexes for $23 Million
One of Utah's most active real estate investors, Provo-based Peak Capital Partners, has purchased two affordable apartment complexes in the greater Minneapolis, Minnesota area for $23 million from Minnetonka, Minnesota-based Dominium.
According to a writeup by Finance & Commerce, the two apartment complexes purchased by Peak Capital Partners
ICYMI: L3Harris Technologies has Landed a Five-Year $999 Million Contract and Half of the Work will be Completed in Utah
Sometimes, an announcement doesn't hit our regular sources of information in a timely fashion. This is one of those times.