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Best Places to Work 2008Our annual look at companies that embrace the simple principle that if your people flourish, your company flourishes |
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Chip Off the New BlockStartup ChipIn changes its game plan and name. Big-time success might not be far behind |
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From Farm Team to Big PharmaCardax hopes that its algae-based drug will someday make the big leagues |
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Departments |
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| Leadership Lessons | Archive » |
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Save Turtle Bay? Yes! |
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| Now: Tourism Wages | Archive » |
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Want to know how much the tourism industry pays? We got a list of salaries, compiled by the State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations. |
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| Now: Something for Everybody | Archive » |
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Hawaii entrepreneur and philanthropist Henk Rogers, famous for bringing Tetris to the world, wants to figure out a new puzzle: How to beat the world’s addiction to fossil fuels. |
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| Now: Boost in Competition | Archive » |
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Boost Mobile, a wholly-owned division of Sprint (NYSE: S), is looking to vastly expand its market share here with a prepaid, unlimited service plan. |
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| Now: No Gluten for Punishment | Archive » |
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates gluten-free foods will be a $1.7 billion industry by 2010, and Kauai entrepreneur Mari Cassel is banking on those numbers. |
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| Now: On the Rise | Archive » |
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Engineers Dan O’Connell and Terry Born are bringing new light to solar technology. |
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| Now: Say What? [TMI] | Archive » |
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Hawaii Business defines often-spoken words, new and old, to help you make sense of what’s being said. |
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| Now: Ground Zero | Archive » |
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After reading Zero Day Threat: The Shocking Truth of How Banks and Credit Bureaus Help Cyber Crooks Steal Your Money and Identity, you might consider laying off the plastic entirely. |
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| Now: A New Lease on Affordable Living | Archive » |
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Last December, real estate developers and Hawaii County officials broke ground on an affordable housing project that could be truly groundbreaking. |
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| HB Life: Top Travel Destinations | Archive » |
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Paris or Paraguay? Madagascar or Malaysia? If you plan to travel this year but haven't settled on a destination, perhaps this list will help you make a decision. |
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| HB Life: Aping for the Camera | Archive » |
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You’ve found the perfect backdrop for the family vacation photo, but there’s no one (or no one you trust) nearby to take the shot. Gorillapod to the rescue. |
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| HB Life: Reduce, reuse, recycle and rejoice! | Archive » |
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Local boy Jack Johnson throws the meanest, cleanest, greenest party in the Islands. |
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| HB Life: Watching Your Waste | Archive » |
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With Hawaii’s landfills filling at a rapid rate, it wouldn’t hurt to take one less garbage bag out to the curb every week. |
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| HB Life: Classic Beauty | Archive » |
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High-tech adjustable clubs may have been the talk of the town at last January’s PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Fla., but it was a little, pretty face that may have been turning the most heads. |
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| Letters to the Editor: Letters 04/08 | Archive » |
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What our readers have to say |
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| Editor's Desktop: Good for the Bottom Line | Archive » |
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Good for the Bottom Line |
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| Innovation: 21st Century Blowhole | Archive » |
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21st Century Blowhole |
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| Spin Zone: Should Hawaii ban plastic bags? | Archive » |
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Should Hawaii ban plastic bags? |
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| Talk Story: Connie Mitchell, Executive Director, Institute for Human Services | Archive » |
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Connie Mitchell, Executive Director, Institute for Human Services |
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| Dining with Dave: Coast to Coast | Archive » |
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Miami's Doraku Sushi lands in Waikiki and gives sushi a Caribbean kick |
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| Parting Shot: Mailing-Go-Round | Archive » |
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A portrait of Hawaii business life |
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| Features: Best Places to Work 2008 | Archive » |
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Our annual look at companies that embrace the simple principle that if your people flourish, your company flourishes |
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| Features: Chip Off the New Block | Archive » |
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Startup ChipIn changes its game plan and name. Big-time success might not be far behind |
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| Features: From Farm Team to Big Pharma | Archive » |
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Cardax hopes that its algae-based drug will someday make the big leagues |
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