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THIS IS LARRY MANKIN FROM THE SALT LAKE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WITH YOUR METRO BUSINESS REPORT
According to a study by Zions Bank, economic growth in Utah has continued at a solid pace during 2001. Even as Utah’s growth pace has slowed, it remains among the nation’s strongest state economies.
According to a study by Wells Fargo, the Wasatch Front cost of living declined for the first time in six months in July. Lower prices for transportation and clothing created the .4 percent decrease.
Over the last two years, Thanksgiving Point Institute has accumulated an additional 750 acres around its established property. The property will be utilized as part of Thanksgiving Point’s resort development plans. Those plans include a shopping mall, office space, condominiums, restaurants, hotels, more museums, and a performing arts center.
Mountain America Credit Union has entered an alliance with two leading ATM Networks, CO-OP and Access Cash International. This allows Mountain America to offer more than 11,000 ATM locations without a surcharge.
Here’s an Olympic business fact: During the Games, the best selling items will probably be Olympic and western paraphernalia, film and processing, casual clothing, and small souvenirs. Outside of the venue areas, most fast food, cafes, and restaurants should expect a dip in sales.
The Chamber’s next Success Builders Seminar is tomorrow, August 29th. The seminar teaches you how to create proposals that win business. Presented by McKinnon-Mulherin, the seminar begins at 8:30 at the Chamber. Call 328-5097 to register or see us on the web at saltlakechamber.org.
THIS IS LARRY MANKIN FOR KSL NEWSRADIO 1160.
