Business Briefs

For Thursday, September 2, 2010
Hawaiian Air debuts 'Hawaii Five-0' • First Hawaiian gets state card pact • Maui health consulting firm sold • Tesoro Hawaii unit shut, filing says • Pest appears in pineapple shipment • And more

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For Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Banks' success mixed • Kona rental housing project finished • Bankoh reopens Waialae wealth site • Island Air debuts mobile phone site • JAL to cut jobs, flights in settlement • On the Move

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For Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Ako takes PR reins at Halekulani • Hawaiian Springs boosts distribution • MySpace users align with Facebook • 3M to buy Cogent for about $943M • And more

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For Monday, August 30, 2010
Americans' appetite for the appliances that have become standard necessities in the past couple decades declined through the recent recession, according to a recent survey.

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For Saturday, August 28, 2010
JAL snubs Big Isle plea • Intel warns results will miss forecasts • Boeing again delays delivery of 787 • USA Today to cut 130 amid overhaul • On the Move

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For Friday, August 27, 2010
Rodriguez to be Central Pacific CFO • HUD offering $189 million in grants • Hawaiian Air tapped to fly Seahawks ; and more.

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For Thursday, August 26, 2010
Medical office building opens • Queen's offers patients free parking • Hawaiian Air selling S. Korea tickets • More Labor Day travelers expected • Dell plans to outbid HP for 3Par • And more

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For Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Hawaii Biotech vaccine sold for $3.1M • Outrigger joins Vietnam resort plans • 7 Maui residents get HR certification • Barnes & Noble loses $62.5 million • On the Move

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For Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Made in Hawaii Festival lures 37,500 • Medical building opens on Beretania • AIG repaying nearly $4B in loans • Man pleads guilty in Disney scheme • Potash rejects BHP's $38.5B offer • J&J recalls lenses overseas • On the Move

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For Monday, August 23, 2010
WASHINGTON » Mortgage applications rose 13 percent in the week ended Aug. 14 as consumers refinanced at the lowest rates in decades.