The great Target job hunt continues today at the Hawai’i Convention Center. Target, the nation’s second largest discount retailer, aims to hire 1,000 to 1,200 people for two O’ahu stores scheduled to open in …

Target hit the bull’s-eye with its mass hiring event, which it launched yesterday in Waikiki with hundreds showing up several hours early.

The next president of the University of Hawaii will make between $450,000 and $550,000 a year, plus an expense account, housing at College Hill and a car allowance, according to salary guidelines approved …

Former Aloha Airlines employee Maria Chong of Nanakuli hit the bull’s-eye yesterday as the first person hired by Target Corp.

The state has been ordered to pay $4.6 million to the families of two teenagers killed in a 2006 car crash in Kalaeloa after an O’ahu circuit court judge found that the state failed to maintain the road and …

Toni Nickens and her dad, Ron Bongiovanni, want to make sure under-dressed men from Hawai’i aren’t turned away from the black-tie balls in Washington, D.C., for Barack Obama’s inauguration.

First Hawaiian Bank President and CEO Donald Horner will take over as chairman of the bank’s board of directors, replacing Walter Dods, who had held the post since 1989.

The state is planning 1,521 capital improvement projects worth an estimated $1.8 billion across Hawaii to jump-start the economy.

The islandwide office market saw a sharp increase in vacancies during the third quarter of this year and asking base rents decreased, according to the latest Honolulu Office Market Report from Hawaii Commercial …

Target is hoping to hire up to 1,200 employees for its two Oahu stores during a four-day hiring event starting next Thursday.