Creation of the World's First "Neuromap" by Utah-based Recursion Pharmaceuticals Triggers a $30 Million Payment from Roche and Genentech
Recursion breakthrough leads to new type of mapping the brain.
NEWS & ANALYSIS: Utah's R1 RCM has Boosted its Value by ~60% in Just One Month as it's Now Agreed to be Acquired in an All-Cash Deal at a Valuation of $8.9 Billion by TowerBrook and Clayton, Dubilier & Rice
Sometimes, the best decision is to "hold out for a better offer."
BREAKING NEWS: Less than Three Years After Being Acquired by SunPower for $165 Million, Utah-based Blue Raven Solar is Now "On the Market" at Fire Sale Prices as SunPower Files for Bankruptcy.
What's interesting about this news is that the pending buyer is Complete Solaria, a California-based firm that announced in April it is moving its headquarters to Salt Lake City.
There are so many pieces flying around in this story, let me see if I can summarize all of
Utah-based Instructure is Being "Taken Private" for $4.8 Billion; Here's the Rest of the Story.
"... without Josh Coates in the mix, I'm dang certain Instructure doesn't sniff anything close to $7.2 billion on its 14-year journey.
Vivint Solar and Vivint Smart Home Founder, Todd Pedersen, has Apparently Acquired Controlling Interest in Utah-based Deploy Surveillance. This Development Potentially Puts Deploy and Pedersen on a Collision Course with Utah-based LiveView Technologies.
In the game of business, sometimes the only way to determine who is winning and who is losing is with a scorecard.
Utah's Top 19 Monetary, Financial and/or Business News Nuggets from the First Half of July 2024 that You Might have Missed
{AUTHOR'S NOTE: Clearly, not every news announcement deserves to be the top story of the day. Nevertheless, many news items are significant and should be acknowledged as such. So in this writeup, you'll find info about 27 Utah-based organizations and 14 separate executives that we feel
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