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Remote Work Is Here To Stay. You Can Thank The Pandemic For That
But a dark side may be looming. Distance learning is stunting education of students and that would cause problems for companies in the future.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021
Accelerator’s New Venture Fund Is Helping Ag-Based Companies Expand
Four-year-old Mana Up is now providing a tool in addition to business advice: cash to grow.
Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2017
Scott Seu Will Replace Connie Lau At Helm Of Hawaiian Electric Industries
The long-time chief executive is retiring after 15 years.
Courtesy: Dimensional Energy
This Company Makes Jet Fuel From Water, Sunlight And CO2
Dimensional Energy is one of Elemental Excelerator’s latest companies and is considering developing a renewable fuel facility in Hawaii, its chief executive says.
Stewart Yerton/Civil Beat /2021
Saving Hawaii’s Banana Industry ‘One Good Banana’ At A Time
Gabriel Sachter-Smith is on a mission to find the perfect banana for Hawaii. He’s already got 200 varieties in the works.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021
Hawaii Governor Says Covid-19 Improvements Likely To Open Door To Tourism For The Holidays
A tourism official welcomed the comments, but said business travelers need to know beforehand when restrictions will be lifted.
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The ‘Delta Tide May Be Turning,’ But Hawaii’s Economic Recovery Is Slow
Gov. David Ige’s plea to tourists not to visit Hawaii helped stop a nascent economic recovery. It’s not clear when the state will regain its momentum.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021
Audit Finds That Young Brothers Failed To Offset Rising Labor Costs
The report calls for no more shipping rate increases until at least 2023 and for a third party observer to help oversee one of Hawaii’s oldest companies.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021
These Hawaii Firms Are Pushing Innovation Amid The Pandemic
As the Covid-19 crisis underscores Hawaii’s reliance on tourism, innovation executives say now is the time to push hard to develop other economic sectors.
Stewart Yerton/Civil Beat /2021
No Vaccine? No Service In Honolulu Bars, Restaurants And Gyms Starting Next Month
On Sept. 13, Oahu will begin requiring proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test for entry to a wide range of establishments in a bid to stop the rapid spread of the coronavirus.