CAMDEN -- It was a chance to learn about the importance of the state's equine industry, and how individuals can make a difference. The keynote opening address was delivered by Dan Rosenberg, president of Rosenberg Thoroughbred Consulting. "The fact that we need horses is very important to me, and it's a love affair between humans and horses," said Rosenberg, who said the love affair is two sided.

The economy stank. Gloom hung over the Salt Lake Valley, too. Seventy years later, the economy stinks once more, an inversion's unhealthy haze blankets the valley and the state is looking again to skiing for economic sustenance. What has changed since Alta's emergence in 1939? to an Olympic Games. Not a bad legacy.

THE government is looking at a private investor to fund the Light Rail Transit Line 2 east extension project as the Department of Transportation and Communication has no budget to implement the project, an official of the National Economic and Development Authority said.

S&P's chief investment strategist offers a preview of how key groups will fare as earnings season gets under way

History suggests that investors can score by buying the worst-performing industry groups at the bottom of a bear market