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BRIEF: Teacher’s Union and State Reach Initial Agreement
The State of Hawaii and the Hawaii State Teachers Association came together Friday to agree on moving forward for transforming education. Both sides have reached an initial agreement.
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.
First Hawaiian CEO Horner to Retire at Year’s End
Don Horner announced today that he will retire as CEO of First Hawaiian Bank at year’s end, but will continue as chairman.
State Officials Respond to Teachers’ Union
Governor, Schools Superintendent and Board of Education Chairman issued several joint statements regarding HSTA letter.
First Hawaiian Bank Reports Solid Half, Flat Quarter
Today, Don Horner, First Hawaiian Bank chairman and chief executive officer, reported that net income for the first half 2011 was $107.1 million, up a modest 1% over the first half of 2010.
First Hawaiian Bank Promotes Kahului Banker
Bard E. Peterson, Kahului Branch, was among four promotions announced yesterday by First Hawaiian Bank Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Don Horner.
APEC Hawaii Receives $50,000 from First Hawaiian Bank
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum’s 2011 Hawaii Conference has received a $50,000 grant from First Hawaiian Bank’s charitable foundation.
First Hawaiian Registers 4.9% Gain over Previous Quarter
This week, First Hawaiian Bank announced this week 2011 first quarter net income of $52.7 million, a 4.9% gain over the previous quarter and a 2.6% increase over the first quarter of 2010.
Hawaii Senate Confirms First Appointed Board of Education
Wesley Lo, the CEO at Maui Memorial Medical Center was among the nine members confirmed yesterday to the first appointed Board of Education.
