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Business
Labor Day weekend is here. People are taking off to the mountains to camp for a socially-distanced holiday, but will tourists come to town now Salt Lake City is in the yellow phase?
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Business
Outdoor retailers report record-breaking sales as the pandemic has gone on, in some cases, sales are up more than 60%.
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Business
Walmart on Tuesday unveiled a subscription service that will go toe-to-toe with Amazon Prime.
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COVID-19-Utah response
PROVO- Provo Mayor Michelle Kaufusi vetoed a mask mandate passed by the city council on Tuesday.
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United States
About a month before corn would be ready for harvest, a derecho blew in from the west with hurricane-force winds that cut a swath through Iowa.
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Business
The world's largest airline, which had 133,700 employees heading into this year, says it will need to reduce headcount by "at least" 40,000 employees. It said that 12,500 had agreed to leave the company with early retirement or buyout packages, and another 11,000 had agreed to voluntary furloughs for October.
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Business
America's pandemic-induced love affair with pizza shows no signs of slowing down.
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Business
Apple has grown increasingly dominant, and its stock is soaring to new heights. The company is aiming to make it easier for more investors to get in on the action with a stock split that will lower the price on individual shares.
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All News
Several months after health officials recommended everyone stop touching their faces to help stop the spread of coronavirus, KFC said Monday that the 64-year-old slogan "doesn't feel quite right."
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Business
(CNN) — Tiffany & Co. couldn’t reopen its flagship location in New York without some dazzle — a sparkling box lit in its iconic blue. The luxury jeweler debuted exterior renderings of its Fifth Avenue store on Monday, which is currently in the midst of a multi-year renovation. Sitting on top of the 80-year-old limestone […]