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Hawaii Business Magazine’s editor makes a case for luring more affluent travelers to the Islands – and discouraging the budget conscious from visiting.
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Hawaii Business Magazine’s editor makes a case for luring more affluent travelers to the Islands – and discouraging the budget conscious from visiting.
Support for the state’s largest industry rose to 57% in the latest Hawai‘i Tourism Authority survey. It should probably be higher.
As boys fall farther behind in school, it’s time to seriously consider the benefits of “redshirting.”
Staff Writer and Engagement Editor Noelle Fujii-Oride explains part of Hawaii Business Magazine’s storytelling process and the crucial topics we are covering.
Ethical journalists “reflect the messy world as best they can” by reporting important facts and evidence.
It’s a bittersweet move, but as the Cheshire Cat says in Alice in Wonderland: “Every adventure requires a first step.”
Some underlying deceptions are eroding economic mobility, democracy and efforts to address climate change.
The Best Places to Work survey gives honest answers about what’s working and what’s not.
The annual list offers quick facts about companies and nonprofits, and the big picture about Hawai‘i’s ever-shifting economy.
Being a reporter is a calling and a public service. Our loyal readers help keep the mission alive.
Host Unyong Nakata tackles big issues in business, education, housing, the environment, health care and more.
Remote work leads to lots more email but also innovation.
When people lack connection to the broader community, they can make poor decisions.
Editor Steve Petranik highlights Harvard Business Review report on mentoring’s benefits and challenges and one program that succeeds.
Hawaii Business Magazine’s editor talks about the Honolulu City Council vote that changed the fate of the previous attempt to build rail.
The goal was to tie together the many bits and pieces of information as Hawai‘i's largest public works project reached a crucial decision point.
Our engagement editor will help ensure our journalism is more inclusive of and responsive to the communities we cover.
Tens of thousands of employed and unemployed people are hoping for a job in a better workplace. Your company can become that Best Place to Work.
Teachers, principals and other educators across Hawai‘i built up their own contacts with people in businesses, nonprofits and government agencies.
If you want the best for Hawaiʻi and its people, you should become a tourism elitist.
When I mentor college students, I often tell them about my college days and fall back on the famous opening lines of “A Tale of Two Cities”: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…”
In this difficult time, I am finding many reasons for gratitude.
There were many days in 2020 when even I was reluctant to read the news. The pandemic, human tragedy, political battles, conspiracy theories and plenty more made it hard to take another daily dose.