THE BUSINESS T IMES News APRIL 27-MAY 10, 2023
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In this issue n Focus on care
The former president of St. Mary’s Medical Center has a new role, but the same goal in promoting quality care.
n Insuring change
n Four Grand Valley firms selected as finalists in program recognizing innovative ventures. See page 2
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John Fay, founder and chief executive officer of Låda Cube, oversees a Grand Junction-based company that designs and manufactures moveable and reusable wall systems.
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Monument Health has entered into a new relationship with SelectHealth to offer insurance products starting next year.
n Expansive effort Leitner-Poma has announced plans to expand operations in Grand Junction as well as build a new facility in Utah.
n Taxing matters
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Sales tax collections, one measure of retail activity, continue to trend up in Mesa County, but at a slower pace.
n Retreating rate
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The jobless rate dropped in Mesa County to its lowest level since December even as seasonal hiring increased.
n Labor law update
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An upcoming conference in Grand Junction will offer a variety of sessions addressing labor law issues.
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Kaibab Sauvage, left, and Patric Matysiewski operate Sauvage Spectrum, a Palisade winery whose products include still and sparkling wines.
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