Maui Business

Hawaiian Airlines Reports Passengers Up 5% in September

Passenger counts improved system wide for the month of September, the third quarter, and the year-to-date, according to statistics released by Hawaiian Airlines this week.

Westin Maui Wins Business Leadership Award

Today, the Pacific Business News reported the 10th Annual Business Leadership Hawaii Award winners at a dinner which took place at the Sheraton Waikiki last night.

Sammy Hagar Donates $5,000 to Help Maui Seniors

The Hagar Family Foundation donated $5,000 to Na Hoaloha – Neighbors Helping Neighbors, a Maui non-profit that recruits volunteers to provide seniors with friendly visits, transportation and caregiver respite.

“Workshop” to Mitigate County’s Sluggish Permit Process

The Permitting for Professionals Workshop is the first step in improving the county’s permitting system, say officials.

Kahului Rotary Launches Annual Christmas Tree Fundraiser

It’s that time of year again…time for the Rotary Club of Kahului’s Annual Christmas Tree Fundraiser.

Hawaiian Telcom Gets Extension on $30M Credit Line

Hawaiian Telcom Holdco, Inc. announced today the successful completion of an amendment and extension of its $30 million credit line with First Hawaiian Bank.

County Council to Consider GMO Resolution Friday

On Friday, the Maui County Council will consider passing a resolution in support of new state labeling requirements for genetically engineered materials (GMO).

Matson Lowers Surcharge 3rd Time Since August

Ocean freight carrier Matson Navigation Inc. announced today another 2% downward adjustment, the third since late August this year.

Borders Customers Warned on Bankruptcy ID Transfers

The Hawai’i State Office of Consumer Protection issued an advisory today urging customers of the now-defunct Borders booksellers to know their rights regarding the proposed transfer of their personal information to Barnes & Noble.

State Launches Mortgage Foreclosure Dispute Resolution Program

Starting last Monday, owner-occupants of residential property that find themselves in non-judicial foreclosure will have increased opportunities to resolve mortgage issues.

First Hawaiian Replacing Napili with Kahana Branch

First Hawaiian Bank will open a new full-service branch in Kahana, Maui on October 11, announced Don Horner, First Hawaiian Bank president and chief executive officer.

“Joyfully Jobless” and Other October Business Workshops

Every month, local business experts bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to free workshops held at the Maui County Business Resource Center.

County To Strengthen Tourism By Supporting Community Events

The Maui County Office of Economic Development (OED), in partnership with the Hawaii Tourism Authority, is soliciting proposals for community-based events that will help to strengthen Hawaii tourism.

Merrill Lynch to Buy Back County’s Investment

Mayor Alan Arakawa announced on Friday that the County of Maui has reached a resolution regarding the purchase of $32 million in student loan auction rate securities from Merrill Lynch.

Timeshare Industry Seeks Nominees for Outstanding Employees

Businesses and individuals have until October 31 to nominate an outstanding timeshare employee from Maui.

Ono Success: Growing a Business in a Down Economy

Valerie Kane, owner of Ono Gelato at Azeka Mall in Kihei has opened her second store, Maui Gelato, and attributes her success to hard work, great customer service, and a quality product.

State Steps Up Export Promotion to China

Buying missions and showrooms are among the new targeted activities that the state is going to use to promote and develop small business exporters in Hawaii, especially to China.

$24M Federal Workforce Grant Brings Training to Maui

The Hawaii congressional delegation announced Monday that the University of Hawaii’s Community Colleges will receive a $24,653,118 grant to partner with business and government on workforce development programs.

$2.9M Federal Grant Will Help Disabled Find Work

Hawaii is among seven states that will receive more than $21 million under the US Labor Department Disability Employment Initiative, and Maui is in the running to receive part of the funds.

General Excise Taxpayers Required to File New Survey

With the suspension of numerous business related tax exemptions and deductions in the last legislative session, the Hawaii Department of Taxation announced yesterday the launch of a survey to monitor the effects of these changes.
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