After all, the Salt Lake-based company has put a lot of trouble in its rear-view mirror. With at least 8,000 conventioneers converging on EnergySolutions Arena on Thursday, the officials knew they no longer had to worry about now-settled litigation against a bitter Internet critic of the company, a now-over wave of short-selling of the company's stock and uneasiness in the first two quarters of the year as the recession took hold.
USANA Health Sciences Inc. said Thursday that it plans to enter the energy-drink industry, and company executives already appeared re-energized as they kicked off the company's international convention.
