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Tech News   -   Jun 26, 2026 ReVroom Launches ReVroom Reports to End Blind Buying of Rebuilt Title Cars
ReVroom Launches ReVroom Reports to End Blind Buying of Rebuilt Title Cars

ReVroom (Provo, UT) launches ReVroom Reports, a VIN-based damage history and transparency tool for rebuilt and branded title vehicles, offering buyers independent analysis regardless of whether a seller lists on the platform.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jun 24, 2026 At UVU's HITLAB Innovation World Cup, a Maternal Health Startup Took Top Honors
At UVU's HITLAB Innovation World Cup, a Maternal Health Startup Took Top Honors

HITLAB's Innovation World Cup brought 1,277 applicants and a $96K prize pool to Utah Valley University. A retired Army officer's maternal health startup won the pitch competition. A team of builders took home the hackathon bounty.

by Mason Butler
Ecosystem   -   Jun 23, 2026 The Six Million Dollar Human
The Six Million Dollar Human

Nick Thomas spent 25 years building infrastructure that connected the world. Then he had to reckon with what he'd neglected to build closer to home.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jun 23, 2026 STARTFEST Day One 2026: The Human Edge
STARTFEST Day One 2026: The Human Edge

Four speakers at StartFest 2026 in Draper, Utah, converged on a single theme: in the AI era, the differentiator is not the tool. It is the human — empathetic, prepared, and self-aware.

by Mark Tullis
Startup 101   -   Jun 23, 2026 Most business owners can't tell if they're busy or growing. A Utah company's new study explains why.
Most business owners can't tell if they're busy or growing. A Utah company's new study explains why.

Scaling.com (Lehi, UT) published a national study of 1,000 business owners. It found that 59% mistake activity for growth, with founders themselves identified as the primary barrier to scaling.

by Mark Tullis
ReVroom Launches ReVroom Reports to End Blind Buying of Rebuilt Title Cars
Tech News   -   Jun 26, 2026 ReVroom Launches ReVroom Reports to End Blind Buying of Rebuilt Title Cars

ReVroom (Provo, UT) launches ReVroom Reports, a VIN-based damage history and transparency tool for rebuilt and branded title vehicles, offering buyers independent analysis regardless of whether a seller lists on the platform.

by Mark Tullis
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Tech News   -   Jun 26, 2026 ReVroom Launches ReVroom Reports to End Blind Buying of Rebuilt Title Cars
ReVroom Launches ReVroom Reports to End Blind Buying of Rebuilt Title Cars

ReVroom (Provo, UT) launches ReVroom Reports, a VIN-based damage history and transparency tool for rebuilt and branded title vehicles, offering buyers independent analysis regardless of whether a seller lists on the platform.

by Mark Tullis
Money   -   Jun 25, 2026 Redo Closes $81 Million Series B at $1.25 Billion Valuation, Eyes Global Commerce Platform
Redo Closes $81 Million Series B at $1.25 Billion Valuation, Eyes Global Commerce Platform

Redo (Draper, UT) raises $81 million in Series B funding at a $1.25 billion valuation, led by Los Smash Capital and joined by Pelion and Cervin, to expand its AI-powered commerce platform internationally and deepen its post-purchase technology suite for direct-to-consumer brands.

by Mark Tullis
Tech News   -   Jun 25, 2026 Appli Doubles Credit Union Partners, Surpasses $2 Billion in Member Calculations
Appli Doubles Credit Union Partners, Surpasses $2 Billion in Member Calculations

Appli (Salt Lake City, UT) doubled its credit union partners to 20 and surpassed $2 billion in member calculations, reflecting accelerating adoption of AI-powered financial calculators that drive engagement, insights, and lending opportunities.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jun 24, 2026 At StartFest, Traeger's CEO Argues Utah's Soul Is Its Real Competitive Edge in the AI Era
At StartFest, Traeger's CEO Argues Utah's Soul Is Its Real Competitive Edge in the AI Era

At StartFest 2026 in Draper, Utah, Traeger CEO Jeremy Andrus argued that AI makes execution cheap and leadership scarce — and that Utah's pioneer heritage, not Silicon Valley's transactional model, is the state's most durable competitive edge.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jun 24, 2026 At UVU's HITLAB Innovation World Cup, a Maternal Health Startup Took Top Honors
At UVU's HITLAB Innovation World Cup, a Maternal Health Startup Took Top Honors

HITLAB's Innovation World Cup brought 1,277 applicants and a $96K prize pool to Utah Valley University. A retired Army officer's maternal health startup won the pitch competition. A team of builders took home the hackathon bounty.

by Mason Butler
Ecosystem   -   Jun 23, 2026 The Six Million Dollar Human
The Six Million Dollar Human

Nick Thomas spent 25 years building infrastructure that connected the world. Then he had to reckon with what he'd neglected to build closer to home.

by Mark Tullis
Ecosystem   -   Jun 23, 2026 STARTFEST Day One 2026: The Human Edge
STARTFEST Day One 2026: The Human Edge

Four speakers at StartFest 2026 in Draper, Utah, converged on a single theme: in the AI era, the differentiator is not the tool. It is the human — empathetic, prepared, and self-aware.

by Mark Tullis
Startup 101   -   Jun 23, 2026 Most business owners can't tell if they're busy or growing. A Utah company's new study explains why.
Most business owners can't tell if they're busy or growing. A Utah company's new study explains why.

Scaling.com (Lehi, UT) published a national study of 1,000 business owners. It found that 59% mistake activity for growth, with founders themselves identified as the primary barrier to scaling.

by Mark Tullis
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