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As Hawaii's graduation season begins, new graduates face an uncertain job market. Experts advise tempering expectations due to fluctuations in the tourism and hospitality sectors, coupled with rising living costs. Adaptability, strategic planning, and leveraging local resources are key for success.
ToolBank Disaster Services' launch on Maui offers crucial support to businesses and residents in long-term recovery. This will expedite rebuilding, support local economic activity, and enhance overall resilience.
A planned informational picket by nearly 100 unionized nurses at Queen’s North Hawaii Community Hospital in Waimea could signal labor tensions and impact hospital operations, potentially influencing healthcare businesses, investors, and professionals in Hawaii.
The donation of wildland firefighting apparatus to Maui's Fire Department presents a significant boost for business owners and investors, improving disaster response and bolstering the local economy. This initiative aims to protect businesses, reduce risks, and restore investor confidence within the community.
A new survey shows that a large majority of Hawaii businesses are expressing significant concern towards tariffs and the economy. This widespread anxiety highlights the challenges for entrepreneurs and investors, underscoring potential impacts on profitability and economic growth and driving a need for proactive local action.
A recent survey reveals a pessimistic outlook among business professionals in Hawaii, with a significant percentage viewing the state's economy as stagnant or in trouble. This report provides a detailed look at the potential implications for entrepreneurs, investors, and the broader business community in Hawaii.
Big Island Jewelers, a family business, showcases the success of the 'Made in Hawaii' brand by creating unique, handcrafted jewelry. This highlights opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors in the local market.
WE by Rising Tide is launching a program to support women entrepreneurs in Hawaii. This initiative, offering resources and mentorship, aims to foster growth and create a more inclusive business environment.
The Rising Tide program, WE, is now accepting applications, offering support and resources for women entrepreneurs in Hawaii. This initiative prioritizes the growth and scaling of women-owned businesses.
Ala Moana Center is welcoming new businesses, including a shrimp truck, cafe, and a boutique, which highlights the attraction for Hawaii's retail sector. The arrival of an international clothing brand and a sustainable shoe company further signals positive growth trends in the market.