A Honolulu lawyer wants to block the merger of one of the state’s most prominent law firms with a giant multinational.

There are more than 1,000 trademarks using the term, raising broader questions about protecting Native Hawaiian intellectual property.

Local 5 also says that the company has promised to install panic buttons in response to sexual harassment concerns.

Cardax, after burning through nearly $58 million, is finally making money and trying to expand sales on the mainland.

The gap between CEO pay and the median salaries of their employees for Hawaii’s publicly-traded companies is narrower than nationwide.

Low unemployment, a stagnant population and out-of-sight living costs create major recruiting challenges.

And he annoyed Chinatown gangs so much he had to move. It’s all in the film.

In a state with a jobless rate of 2.1 percent, island residents have work if they want it. But their incomes often don’t pay the bills.

A bill in the Legislature would offer tax incentives to businesses that open in Oahu’s “second city.”

The islands make more from exported scrap metals than from coffee, cocoa, macadamia nuts and papaya combined.

The Senate wants an analysis. The House wants to give employers the option of increasing pay or offering paid sick leave.

Enough with the can’t-do criticism of how we run things in the islands. It’s time to adopted goals and strategies we agree on.