John Edwards of Move Networks was named Utah Entrepreneur of the Year on Thursday by the Utah Valley Entrepreneurial Forum during its annual UVEF Awards.
The awards recognize Utah companies and leaders "who have contributed at the highest level to business growth and their communities."
Other winners are the Handheld X-Ray by Aribex as Most Innovative Product, Warner Woodworth as the Ronald K. King Social Entrepreneur of the Year, Todd Manwaring for the Community Service Award, Paul Allen of Provo Labs for Greatest Contribution to Entrepreneurs, and Reflect Scientific as Utah Valley's Best Kept Secret.
Backcountry.com's CEO
It took a snow shovel for Jill Layfield to further know that she was at the right company.
Poor are more charitable
A 2009 national look at charitable giving by McClatchy Newspapers showed the poor give more.
Home prices dropped 2.6%
House prices in 20 U.S. metropolitan areas fell over the last year due to a sales boost, according to Bloomberg.
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