Hawaii Stocks
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August 2003
Cover Story |
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Oui are No. 1Walter Dods moves BancWest Corp. to the Top 250’s No. 1 spot |
Features |
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Family FleetThirty-five years later, Inter Pacific Motors is still in the driver's seat |
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King Kyo-YaThe Japanese Waikiki Hotel owner is Hawaii’s perennial leader of foreign-owned companies |
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Upping the Kamaaina RateHow Hilo Hattie transformed from a tourist-only shop into the "store of Hawaii" |
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New To The List: Rocky Road To SuccessA $4.3 million gift helps pull Chaminade University into the black and onto the Top 250 list. |
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Turning Red Dirt Into Pay Dirt |
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The Tables Turn |
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Sugar Daddy |
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Smooth Sailing |
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20 Years of Hawaii BusinessAn interactive timeline of 20 years of the Hawaii Business Top 250. |
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Recovery Continues But Japanese Stay Home |
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Something to Smile AboutIrwin Mortgage has the Top 250's biggest sales gain, thanks to low interest rates and the refi boom |
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Cropped Down |
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Top 250 GuideGuide To The 2003 Hawaii Business Top 250 |
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Rolling with the PunchesCity Mill is no stranger to overcoming hardship. It's been doing it for decades |
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Digging for DataChris Tomoyasu has been the Top 250's head researcher for 20 years |
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Service with a SmileServco Pacific Inc. refocuses and breaks its record |
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Fulfilling the Tokioka LegacyThis company stays true to its local roots and to its Japanese founder's beliefs |
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Bring on the BunnyA leaner Roberts Hawaii sprints forward |
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Not Just Made in JapanThis successful retail company does not try to be all things to all people |
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Behind the ScenesHere is how Hawaii Business compiled this year’s Top 250 list. |
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Top 250 List - Top 25The top 25 companies from this year's Top 250. |
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Neighbor Islands: Across the State2002 was a mixed bag for Neighbor Island companies |
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Getting Back On TargetKamehameha Schools gets off the revenue rollercoaster |
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Japan Top 30It's not all bad news, if you're not in the tourism business |
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New To The List: Whoa, Savio!Hawaiian Island Homes' debut is marked by acrimony |
Departments |
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| Japan Journal: Mining The Silver Market | Archive » |
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Companies seek riches selling to Japan's growing ranks of seniors |
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| Road Ahead: Double Duty | Archive » |
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Rick Blangiardi defends Emmis Corp.'s TV duopoly in Hawaii |
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| In Focus: Between the Head and the Heart | Archive » |
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David Heenan says this tension is holding Hawaii back |
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| Leadership Lessons: An Opportunity In Disguise | Archive » |
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An Opportunity In Disguise |
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| Letters To The Editor: Mailbag | Archive » |
| Room At The Top: Robin K. Campaniano | Archive » |
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President and chief executive officer, AIG Hawaii Insurance Co. |
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| Editor's Desktop: Two Decades Of Top 250 | Archive » |
| Dining with Dave: Cabana Cookout | Archive » |
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The food at the Cabanas Seaside Grill is good. The view and the service are exceptional |
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| Features: Family Fleet | Archive » |
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Thirty-five years later, Inter Pacific Motors is still in the driver's seat |
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| Features: King Kyo-Ya | Archive » |
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The Japanese Waikiki Hotel owner is Hawaii’s perennial leader of foreign-owned companies |
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| Features: Upping the Kamaaina Rate | Archive » |
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How Hilo Hattie transformed from a tourist-only shop into the "store of Hawaii" |
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| Features: New To The List: Rocky Road To Success | Archive » |
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A $4.3 million gift helps pull Chaminade University into the black and onto the Top 250 list. |
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| Features: Turning Red Dirt Into Pay Dirt | Archive » |
| Features: The Tables Turn | Archive » |
| Features: Sugar Daddy | Archive » |
| Features: Smooth Sailing | Archive » |
| Features: 20 Years of Hawaii Business | Archive » |
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An interactive timeline of 20 years of the Hawaii Business Top 250. |
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| Features: Recovery Continues But Japanese Stay Home | Archive » |
| Features: Something to Smile About | Archive » |
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Irwin Mortgage has the Top 250's biggest sales gain, thanks to low interest rates and the refi boom |
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| Features: Cropped Down | Archive » |
| Features: Top 250 Guide | Archive » |
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Guide To The 2003 Hawaii Business Top 250 |
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| Features: Rolling with the Punches | Archive » |
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City Mill is no stranger to overcoming hardship. It's been doing it for decades |
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| Features: Digging for Data | Archive » |
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Chris Tomoyasu has been the Top 250's head researcher for 20 years |
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| Features: Service with a Smile | Archive » |
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Servco Pacific Inc. refocuses and breaks its record |
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| Features: Fulfilling the Tokioka Legacy | Archive » |
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This company stays true to its local roots and to its Japanese founder's beliefs |
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| Features: Bring on the Bunny | Archive » |
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A leaner Roberts Hawaii sprints forward |
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| Features: Not Just Made in Japan | Archive » |
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This successful retail company does not try to be all things to all people |
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| Features: Behind the Scenes | Archive » |
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Here is how Hawaii Business compiled this year’s Top 250 list. |
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| Features: Top 250 List - Top 25 | Archive » |
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The top 25 companies from this year's Top 250. |
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| Features: Neighbor Islands: Across the State | Archive » |
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2002 was a mixed bag for Neighbor Island companies |
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| Features: Getting Back On Target | Archive » |
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Kamehameha Schools gets off the revenue rollercoaster |
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| Features: Japan Top 30 | Archive » |
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It's not all bad news, if you're not in the tourism business |
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| Features: New To The List: Whoa, Savio! | Archive » |
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Hawaiian Island Homes' debut is marked by acrimony |
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