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For many investors in the stock market, 2023 was a good year. The S&P 500 Index finished the year with a gain of 25%. But for some of Hawaiʻi's most widely-held stocks, the year was much more complicated. HPR's Bill Dorman looks at part of the year's local investor scorecard.
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The Hawaiʻi Executive Collaborative has formed a new Climate Coalition consisting of businesses, nonprofits, educational institutions and all four Hawai‘i counties. Members will track and reduce their carbon emissions — and make that information available to each other and the public.
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A group of East Maui taro farmers is urging the Hawai?i Supreme Court to overturn a ruling allowing continued use of public water by private users without…
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WAILUKU, Hawaii — A Honolulu real estate firm is seeking a 30-year lease to divert water from Maui streams on state land after years of relying on…
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Legislation to preserve rights for private users of Hawai’i’s fresh stream water died yesterday. House Bill 1326 was deferred by the state Senate Ways and…
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Grassroots efforts to save a Kailua bowling alley hit a snag yesterday. Advocates for preserving Pali Lanes attempted to deliver a petition to landowner…
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Water can be a contentious subject, especially in East Maui, where streams have long been diverted for sugar. Now, a battle to restore these streams is…
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Hawai‘i’s Board of Land and Natural Resources approved a one-year permit to Alexander and Baldwin that will allow them to continue diverting water from…
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The Senate voted on a number of key House Bills yesterday. HPR’s Wayne Yoshioka reports.
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The state legislature will have marathon floor sessions tomorrow to pass bills on final reading before adjournment May 5th. These bills include the…