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By Jeff Higley, Editorial Director
08 June 2009
JP Morgan Chase’s Jamie Dimon, one of the highest profile execs in the banking business, told NYU conference attendees the worst is possibly over.
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By Harvey Chipkin, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
05 April 2010
Scheduled to open this week, Trump’s newest hotel promises to deliver comfort and intimacy—along with the brands signature luxury ambiance.
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By The HNN editorial staff,
10 June 2010
From the desks of the HotelNewsNow.com editorial staff:
• Economy segment tops weekly occupancy increases;
• JPMorgan Chase CMBS issue gets high marks;
• European hotel prices begin stabilization;
• unemployment claims decrease in U.S.; and
• STR Global tracks World Cup hotel boost.
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By Stephen R. Hennis, Director, STR Analytics
28 December 2010
Big banks appear to be returning to the hotel market.
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By Jason Q. Freed, News Editor-Americas
22 March 2013
Hoteliers during Day Two of the Hunter Hotel Conference outlined the challenges and opportunities awaiting in the remainder of 2013.
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By John Walsh, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
27 April 2010
With leisure travel leading the recovery with increased booking windows, hoteliers focus on boosting business travel and slowly hiking rates.
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By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
27 May 2010
The Travel Agent Affiliate Program opens Expedia’s worldwide inventory of hotels to offline travel agents—and could lead to the further commoditization of the industry.
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By Shawn A. Turner, Finance Editor
15 June 2010
Keeping expenses low is essential for any property, not to mention a hotel that is on the comeback trail. Hoteliers offer these four tips to maintain cost-efficient operations.
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By Stephanie Wharton, HotelNewsNow.com contributor
12 October 2011
Hotel groups are taking action to keep guests’ credit-card data safe by working together to develop a solution in which they can avoid storing the information altogether.
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By Jason Q. Freed, News Editor-Americas
23 June 2011
Legislation could force businesses to go public with credit-card breaches, so experts say hoteliers should study and monitor changes to the reporting procedure.
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