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Hawai`i Launches Clean Energy Partnership with China

Hawaii is partnering with China on clean energy development bringing together local companies and foreign investors.

Foreclosure Starts Picking up as Overall Rates Fall

Foreclosure rates continue to decline, but the number of new foreclosure starts in the state has doubled since last month.

Business of Farming Classes Start Aug. 14

Hawaii Community College is offering a series of classes on the business aspects of successful farming to help local farmers increase their business skills.

Sports Authority to Hold Grand Opening in Hilo

Former NFL Lineman will help the retailer celebrate its 6th location in Hawaii.

State Offering Businesses LEED Energy Reviews

The State Energy Office is offering businesses a chance to have their facilities reviewed for possible LEED certification.

38th Annual Hawaii County Business Outlook Forum Aug. 23

Two notable Hawaii economists will speak about the Big Island’s future economic outlook at 38th Annual Hawaii County Business Outlook Forum on August 23 in Waikoloa.

Governor Releases Funds for Completion of Hilo Airport Cargo Facility

Gov. Neil Abercrombie announced today he will release funds to complete improvements to cargo facilities at Hilo International Airport.

Zippy’s Coming to Hilo, Lauded for Using Local Beef

One of Hawaii’s most popular restaurant chains is opening in Hilo. It’s good news for local ranchers – the company recently received an award for using local beef.

$25,000 Ag-Tourism Grant to Assist Ka`u Farmers

HATA received a $25,000 USDA grant to help Ka`u farmers develop ag-tourism in the region.

Business Fair For the Arts Set For July 31 in Hilo

Hawaii Business Fairs is offering a business for the arts and music workshop on July 31 at Aunty Sally’s Luau Hale in Hilo.

Hawaii Health Exchange Releases Request For Proposals

Hawaii’s online health insurance clearinghouse is moving closer to reality with a request for proposals for the construction of its online marketplace.

Technology Conference for Kona Businesses Set for Aug. 2

First of its kind conference will help small business owners learn technology tools for business success.

Verizon Expands 4G Network on Big Island

The new areas slated for coverage include Glenwood, Volcano, Papaikou, Pepe`ekeo and Waimea.

Hawaii’s Average Credit Card Debt No. 2 in Nation

A credit reporting service said an anemic economy is probably the reason for a drop in the average consumer credit card debt.

Big Island Well Represented in Hawaii’s “Fastest 50”

A dozen Big Island companies will be recognized as among the 2012 “Fastest 50” growing companies in the state at a luncheon on Oahu next month.

Increase Seen in Vehicles, Gas Consumption, and Gas Prices

There really is more traffic on Big Island roads. The number of vehicles registered in the county has increased as has gas consumption and gas prices.

Grand Opening Held for Big Island Biodiesel

An opening ceremony was held Monday for a new plant that will convert used cooking oil into millions of gallons of biodiesel annually.

Matson Inc. Begins Trading on NYSE as MATX

Alexander & Baldwin completes separation of A&B Holdings and Matson companies; Matson Inc. shares now for sale on NYSE.

Political Predictions, Awards, and Networking at Annual Chamber Luncheon

Political commentator Dan Boylan made some predictions about the upcoming senate race during the annual Kona-Kohala Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

Unemployment Dips on Big Island

New unemployment claims are down 13.5% on the Big Island compared to the same week last year, the largest decrease statewide.
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