Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front had their moment in a CNBC prime-time special that premiered Tuesday, the latest installment in the business news outlet's 'Cities of Success' series.
<p>SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake City and the Wasatch Front get their star turn in a CNBC prime-time special that premiered Tuesday, the latest installment in the business news outlet's &
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