Hawaii Business - July 2000

Features
A Woman's Place The traditional adage about women and kitchens never really applied to restaurants. But things may be changing. Alex Salkever
Primed to be the next Primo Some folks are trying to be Hawaii’s new “King of Beers” through innovation. Alex Salkever
The End Is Near The latest Japan Top 30 rankings show that a number of battered Japan-based companies are making the turn in Hawaii. Kelli Abe Trifonovitch
Hawaii Celebrates the End of an (Awful) Era Economic projections by the University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization. Carl Bonham and Byron Gangnes, University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization
Going Swimmingly Come on in. Kauai’s economic waters are just fine. David K. Choo
Hanalei, Hana Hou! With commercial boating gone, the economy of this North Shore town has changed and evolved, but it is as strong as ever. David K. Choo
Spa-ntaneous Combustion Waikiki is a whirlpool of resort spa activity. Kelli Abe Trifonovitch
On Any Given Weekend Honolulu’s so-called “Financial League” is one of the oldest and most organized employee sports leagues in town. Derek Paiva
From Online to Starting Line The Internet has changed how races are run and who runs in them. David K. Choo
2000 Kauai Commercial Office Guide Lease rents, available space and other data on Kauai's largest office buildings.

The traditional adage about women and kitchens never really applied to restaurants. But things may be changing.

Alex Salkever

Some folks are trying to be Hawaii’s new “King of Beers” through innovation.

Alex Salkever

The latest Japan Top 30 rankings show that a number of battered Japan-based companies are making the turn in Hawaii.

Kelli Abe Trifonovitch

Economic projections by the University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization.

Carl Bonham and Byron Gangnes, University of Hawaii Economic Research Organization

Come on in. Kauai’s economic waters are just fine.

David K. Choo

With commercial boating gone, the economy of this North Shore town has changed and evolved, but it is as strong as ever.

David K. Choo

Waikiki is a whirlpool of resort spa activity.

Kelli Abe Trifonovitch

Honolulu’s so-called “Financial League” is one of the oldest and most organized employee sports leagues in town.

Derek Paiva

The Internet has changed how races are run and who runs in them.

David K. Choo

Lease rents, available space and other data on Kauai's largest office buildings.

July 2000