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Art Raymond covers technology and advanced industries issues for the Deseret News. Got a story idea? Email araymond@deseretnews.com
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The demise of the wagon trail marked the birth of Clyde Companies’ 100-year success story

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By Art Raymond Verified
| Utah Business Verified
This story appears in the October 2026 issue of Utah Business. Subscribe. Fair minded. Financially conservative. Community focused. Those are among the chief characteristics of Clyde Companies’ founder Wilford Woodruff Clyde, as recalled by his grandson and namesake, Wilford Clyde, a former CEO and current board chairman of the expansive Utah company that now boasts eight powerful subsidiaries under one banner brand, currently celebrating its 100th anniversary.
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Utah consumer sentiment slips as gas, housing costs squeeze budgets

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By Art Raymond Verified
| Deseret News Verified
New survey results reflect a sharp downturn in Utah consumer sentiment in September. The decline follows three months of increases and hit its lowest level since May. Researchers say gas costs, inflation and housing affordability are driving the decline. Utah consumer vibes took a pessimistic turn last month in the face of high gas prices, a housing market that has put affordability out of reach for most residents and persistent inflation that continues to drive up the costs of basic necessities.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger consulted with a company on how to destroy its old robots

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By Art Raymond Verified
| Deseret News Verified
AI/robotics developer Figure shot video of its humanoid robots jumping into a vat of molten steel. Arnold Schwarzenegger suggested how to decommission the robots came in a social media post. Figure trained the units for their self-destruction using footage from stunt performers. When it came time to retire its Figure 02 humanoid robots on the cusp of a new design coming online, Figure founder and CEO Brett Adcock decided to reach out to internet denizens for inspiration.
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