Thursday, March 06, 2014
Business
The only commercial miller of wheat flour in Hawaii, Hawaiian Flour Mills, will close in the fall, its parent company said Thursday. Story »
A 114-year-old building in Kakaako that has stood abandoned for the past 50 years, despite being an architectural gem, may finally be put to use after numerous failed efforts and ideas in recent decades. Story »
Hawaiian Airlines said Wednesday it will discontinue service to Taipei, Taiwan, the second international route that the state's largest carrier has eliminated in the past week and the third in the past year.
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Moiliili buildings will get $6M renovation •
Seagull Schools seeks move to Kakaako •
Burger King to open Kailua-Kona store •
Stability paves way for big-time deals Story »
Sales volume and median prices rose for homes bought on Hawaii island and Kauai in February, according to a report from Hawaii Information Service released Wednesday. Story »
Continued slowing in the state's visitor industry has prompted tourism officials to downgrade this year's visitor arrivals goal to 8.4 million tourists and its spending target to $15.1 billion.
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Christine Coleman, her business and life partner, Manny Ochoa, and her son Justin Olson are marking the 10th anniversary of their Kona and Hilo-side coffee-growing operations this year. Story »
Today the ideal home is far more than a convenient layout of bricks and mortar. Prospective buyers have begun to look at the place they live as an opportunity to create a healthy, environmentally friendly, sustainable lifestyle for the family from cradle to grave.
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Last week's column on the Kuhio Grill, or KG as some of us called it, in Moiliili generated more than 50 comments and emails. This was my 150th column since I began about three years ago, and the number of comments may have been a record. I thought I'd share some of them. Story »
Many folks, especially those who work for large businesses or government agencies, are familiar with sometimes infuriating password policies. While such policies may seem onerous, overbearing or even nonsensical, a good policy significantly improves an organization's information security. Story »
Anela Azus makes wallets, coin purses, eyeglass cases, hair bows and other items for sale in her dad's store, out of duct tape. It's not your father's duct tape, to borrow from an Oldsmobile ad campaign. Story »
“Akamai Money” seeks out local experts to answer questions about business in Hawaii. If you have an issue you would like us to tackle, please email it to business@staradvertiser.com and put “Akamai Money” in the subject line. Story »
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