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Former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney told the fall convocation at the University of Utah's business school Wednesday that he was done running for the White House after two unsuccessful tries. "I've had two bites at the apple. Three strikes and you're out," a relaxed Romney told the overflow crowd of students, faculty and business leaders gathered to hear his 45-minute speech.
Most Stanford quarterback hopefuls don't take a two-year break after high school. But Elder Tanner McKee is not like most college football recruits.
"You're helping people," President Trump praised as he toured Welfare Square on Monday.
An investor group led by private equity firm Permira Advisers LLP has agreed to buy genealogy website Ancestry.com Inc for about $1.6 billion, or $32 a share, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the deal.
Sometimes saying no, even to good things, really just frees us to say yes to something bigger the Lord has in store for us.
Photos from Studio Lambret/CBS Broadcasting, Inc. Todd Pedersen is the CEO and founder of Vivint. He founded the company after dropping out of college to start a home security business. The company has gone on to become a multi-billion dollar business.
Chalkboard paddle frames feature natural pine wood border. Hang in entry-way to greet guests or use in kitchen to write notes, track to-do's or make grocery lists.
I am known to be a romantic. I love Jane Austen movies and books with happy endings. In fact, I somehow ended up in the business of romance. In the Mormon book world, I’m called the queen of romance, and I’ve been touted as the number one best-selling LDS romance author for about 15 years now. The truth is that I am definitely a romantic. I won’t deny it. However, I’m not especially fond of romance novels. I set out to contradict a lot of the stereotypes of romance novels — at least the kind that most people think of when they hear the term. I prefer to call it “relationship fiction,” but there’s no such section in any bookstore.