Eliza Jane Pace

Note: This is part 3 in a series on the Utah economy from TechBuzz contributor Eliza Pace. See part one here and part two here. When the Milken Institute issued its rankings of the “Best Performing Cities of 2021,” Utah, with pride, took three of the top ten positions. Provo

“Times like these bring out the best in people. This is a time for Utah to shine.” — Gov. Gary Herbert, The Utah Leads Together Plan. It’s been a year since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and Utah’s economy has shined. In the most recent Milken Institute report

The Milken Institute, a non-profit think tank based in Santa Monica California, releases a ranking each year for the best performing cities based on “GDP growth, wage increase, job creation,” and other factors. Comparing over 400,000 metropolitan areas, it may well surprise people that Utah has three cities in

Imagine this: You're a founder who, after years of toil, hard work, high risk, and grinding on nights and weekends, finally sees the light at the end of the tunnel: an acquisition. You're in talks with a multinational firm to acquire your startup, the fruit of