Hawaii Stocks

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April 2008

Cover Story

Features

Best Places to Work 2008

Best Places to Work 2008

Our annual look at companies that embrace the simple principle that if your people flourish, your company flourishes

Chip Off the New Block

Chip Off the New Block

Startup ChipIn changes its game plan and name. Big-time success might not be far behind

From Farm Team to Big Pharma

From Farm Team to Big Pharma

Cardax hopes that its algae-based drug will someday make the big leagues

Departments

Leadership Lessons

Save Turtle Bay? Yes!

Now: Tourism Wages

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.

Now: Something for Everybody

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.

Now: Boost in Competition

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.

Now: No Gluten for Punishment

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.

Now: On the Rise

Engineers Dan O’Connell and Terry Born are bringing new light to solar technology.

Now: Say What? [TMI]

Hawaii Business defines often-spoken words, new and old, to help you make sense of what’s being said.

Now: Ground Zero

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.

Now: A New Lease on Affordable Living

Last December, real estate developers and Hawaii County officials broke ground on an affordable housing project that could be truly groundbreaking.

HB Life: Top Travel Destinations

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.

HB Life: Aping for the Camera

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.

HB Life: Reduce, reuse, recycle and rejoice!

Local boy Jack Johnson throws the meanest, cleanest, greenest party in the Islands.

HB Life: Watching Your Waste

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.

HB Life: Classic Beauty

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.

Letters to the Editor: Letters 04/08

What our readers have to say

Editor's Desktop: Good for the Bottom Line

Good for the Bottom Line

Innovation: 21st Century Blowhole

21st Century Blowhole

Spin Zone: Should Hawaii ban plastic bags?

Should Hawaii ban plastic bags?

Talk Story: Connie Mitchell, Executive Director, Institute for Human Services

Connie Mitchell, Executive Director, Institute for Human Services

Dining with Dave: Coast to Coast

Miami's Doraku Sushi lands in Waikiki and gives sushi a Caribbean kick

Parting Shot: Mailing-Go-Round

A portrait of Hawaii business life

Features: Best Places to Work 2008

Our annual look at companies that embrace the simple principle that if your people flourish, your company flourishes

Features: Chip Off the New Block

Startup ChipIn changes its game plan and name. Big-time success might not be far behind

Features: From Farm Team to Big Pharma

Cardax hopes that its algae-based drug will someday make the big leagues