The Bloomberg Honolulu Star-Bulletin Index is a price-weighted index designed to measure the performance of Hawaii-based companies. The index was developed with a base value of 100 as of December 31, 1999. A chart of the index which shows the weekly performance of its members is published weekly in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
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Hawaiian Airlines Inc., which said last Saturday it was calling off its merger with privately held Aloha Airlines, wasn't the big- gest stock mover of the week but was probably the most volatile in the Bloomberg Honolulu Star-Bulletin index. Hawaiian Air stock nose-dives
In the end, Hawaiian recovered some lost ground and ended down 20.5 percent at $3.30. But that was after the stock, which hit a 52-week intraday high of $4.60 on March 5, fell as low as $2.35 intraday on Monday. It end- ed last week at $4.15.
Meanwhile, Cyanotech Corp. led the way among the winners with a 15 percent gain to $1.15. It was followed by City Bank parent CB Bancshares Inc., which emerged from its 2002 dormancy with a 9.8 percent gain to move up $3.19 to $37.34. The stock is now up 5.9 percent this year.
The worst performer was Ceatech USA Inc., which lost 27.8 percent to finish at 65 cents.
Source: Bloomberg News STAR-BULLETIN GRAPHIC
