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Piihana Pacific, a neutral co-location exchange facility that provides business Internet connections, is among the local companies cutting out a niche for itself in Hawaii's technology industry.

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Isles not quite a high-tech magnet
Government and business leaders have taken significant steps to drum up support for Hawai'i's fledgling technology industry. But they acknowledge it is still very much a work in progress.

economicdigest	Hawai'i's top stocks
STATUSREPORT	Business statistics

Major shifts taking place in East Asia's economies Two dozen experts gathered here to offer their perspectives on the latest shifts in economic and political patterns in Asia, particularly on three East Asian countries that Hawai'i-based companies often watch.

Strategy pays off for Bush portfolio It's hard to tell if George W. Bush's investment portfolio is compassionate, but it's certainly conservative. The president has more than half his assets in U.S. Treasury notes, according to financial disclosures. Bush portfolio will take hit from taxman


Online brokerages expanding services Online brokerages are toning down push-the-envelope advertising and are expanding their services and beefing up technology in an effort to stand out.

Dividends persevere in fast-paced society One of the less discussed peculiarities of the financial marketplace in the year 2000 was the decline in dividends, those partial payouts of earnings that old-time investors relied upon.

Estate Planning: Planning your estate takes four simple steps Do-it-yourself estate planning is possible. Here are the three or four essential documents you'll need to arrange in order to get completely squared away.

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