Co-Diagnostics, Inc. (Nasdaq: CODX) (the “Company” or “Co-Dx”), a molecular diagnostics company with a unique, patented platform for the development of molecular diagnostic tests, today announced that it will be hosting a booth at the 17th Annual Next Generation Dx Summit, held virtually and in-person at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C. on August 18-20, 2025.

With more than 3,800 Utah companies exporting to over 200 markets worldwide, our state is uniquely positioned in the global economy. Though trade policy is shaped in Washington, D.C., its impacts are felt deeply here.

Salt Lake City’s transfer of control over the trade zone around its airport could benefit businesses across the state.

On December 4, Utah will welcome its first-ever nonstop flight to Lima, Peru. With it comes a new chapter in our global connections and our first direct link to South America. 

Salt Lake City transfers Foreign-Trade Zone #30 to WTC Utah to expand access to a key trade tool for Utah companies statewide.

When Salt Lake City and World Trade Center Utah officials began negotiating an authority transfer of the city's foreign-trade zone almost two years ago, nobody knew how important it would be by the time the deal was finalized.

Salt Lake City had acted as grantee authority since 1977. Now, World Trade Center Utah is taking over with new, ambitious plans for the federal program.

Ionic Mineral Technologies, a leading U.S. producer of advanced materials for energy, defense, and technology sectors, has successfully closed a $29 million Series B financing round.

Held during World Trade Month, the two-day Crossroads of the World International Trade Summit brought together over 1,000 attendees from across industries, borders, and sectors.

Hypercraft, a leading hybrid and electric powertrain supplier reshaping the future with its software-defined mobility operating system, completed a $26 million Series A raise, with a post-money valuation of $106 million.

India isn’t just rising — it’s ready. After two weeks on the ground meeting with innovation hubs, manufacturing leaders and government partners from Mumbai to Hyderabad, it’s clear that India isn’t just a market to watch — it’s the market to be in.

Utah has been an overachiever for years when it comes to the state’s volume of import/export business and a new report finds international trade continues to be among the major drivers behind one of the country’s leading economies.

The Crossroads of the World International Trade Summit, held May 7–8, 2025, brought together global decision-makers for a two-day, invite-only event co-hosted by Zions Bank and World Trade Center Utah. Explore how the press covered this dynamic event.

It’s hard to overstate the significance of Utah being chosen, for the third straight year, as the best state in the union. This achievement is a testament to the state’s leadership and to its people. The “Utah way” connotes the state’s unique culture of community, as well as its ability to tackle difficult issues with optimism, energy and the spirit of constructive compromise and relationship-building.

In the face of global trade uncertainties, Utah businesses are strengthening ties with Mexico, emphasizing collaboration over division. This recent initiative underscores the enduring partnership and shared goals between the two regions.

The Seongnam Industry Promotion Agency signed a multilateral MOU with WTC Utah and the Utah Korean American Chamber of Commerce during the 23rd World Korean Business Convention.

Gov. Spencer Cox kicked off a weeklong trade mission to Canada on Monday by telling top Quebec officials about Utah’s best-in-the nation economy.

During a recent trade mission to Canada, led by Governor Cox, a multi-part series covered the key opportunities and connections made by Utah business leaders. Dive into the stories for an inside look at the mission’s impact.

Utahns will likely feel the “ripple effects” of tariffs as the impacts make their way through businesses across the state.

The U.S. is rich in the critical minerals needed to power clean energy and advanced technologies, yet mining them on American soil remains a political and regulatory battle. Learn why, despite growing demand and national security concerns, Washington continues to stall domestic mining efforts.