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Bill Dorman

Bill Dorman

Verified

Vice President, News Director, KHPR-FM (Honolulu, HI)

Honolulu

Final Covers

environmental issues, government criminal justice, investigationsCovers: business, crime

Doesn’t Cover

crime and education

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Total articles 1110

  • Asia Minute: U.S. and Japan are talking trade in polite terms so far

    By Bill Dorman Verified| Bytemarks Café.org@ Trade is on the table, but diplomacy is in the air. Since details on tariff policy started to emerge a number of weeks ago, Japanese government officials have been careful with their language. No threats of retaliation, no confrontational rhetoric. That appears to be continuing after the first round of talks.

    By Bill Dorman Verified · Bytemarks Café.org

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Asia Minute: Travel season for trade talk

    By Bill Dorman Verified| Bytemarks Café.org@ This week is a busy one for international travel relating to trade. That means road trips for government officials from national leaders to chief negotiators, especially from Asia. Chinese President Xi Jinping should grab a lot of headlines this week. He's on his first overseas trip of the year, in Southeast Asia, reminding several countries that China is their top trading partner. That goes for all three of his stops this week —Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia.

    By Bill Dorman Verified · Bytemarks Café.org

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Asia Minute: U.S. and Japan are talking trade in polite terms so far

    By Bill Dorman Verified| Bytemarks Café.org@ Trade is on the table, but diplomacy is in the air. Since details on tariff policy started to emerge a number of weeks ago, Japanese government officials have been careful with their language. No threats of retaliation, no confrontational rhetoric. That appears to be continuing after the first round of talks.

    By Bill Dorman Verified · Bytemarks Café.org

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Company Info

KHPR-FM (Honolulu, HI)

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

+1 808-955-8821