March 2003
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Act 221Is Hawaii's high-tech tax credit broken? |
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Digital DiplomasWelcome to the world of virtual classrooms, where learning is mandatory, but presence is optional |
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The Absent Professor |
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Asian ExchangesThe University of Hawaii's Asia-Pacific financial markets research center is a wealth of information |
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Field of DreamsHawaii agriculture in transition |
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King of the CornThis university professor is one of Hawaii's intellectual treasures |
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The Honorable Ubiquitous TomatoThe award-winning Kawamata Farms is a growing business |
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Q&A: Sandra Lee KunimotoMeet the new chairwoman of the Hawaii state Department of Agriculture |
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A Natural Way To Grow ProfitsHawaii's organic farmers generate about $15 million in annual revenues |
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Business AppealMauna Kea Banana Co. encompasses 60 acres of farmland on the Big Island. Although it is the largest banana-producing operation in the state, it is still a small player in the world's market |
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Distress CallHawaii's booming real estate market has made finding distressed properties much more difficult |
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That Old FeelingAn ongoing public-private initiative breathes new life into historic Wailuku town |
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The Cultured TouristHawaii's travel industry wants visitors to include arts and culture in their itineraries. What's stopping them? |
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Celebrating 20 Years of Top 250This is the first in a six-part series that commemorates the 20th anniversary of Hawaii Business' Top 250 list |
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