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Inside Wall Street: Investors Are Resting Well With Starwood
7:30AM 12/15/2010
Amid some recent profit-taking, Starwood's more bullish adherents say the stock has firepower to spare as the company continues to demonstrate solid leadership. It's one of the world's largest hotel companies and is well-positioned in the hot Chinese and Indian markets.
Inside Wall Street: Four Hotel Stocks You Can Rest Easy With
7:30AM 10/27/2010
A surprising pickup in business and vacation travel in recent months has energized the otherwise languid hotel business. Analysts now expect the uptick to continue. Here are four lodging companies that offer investors the best chance of riding the industry's wave.
Undercover Boss starts its second season with a glimpse under the sheets at Choice Hotels, one of the world's largest hospitality firms. President and CEO Stephen P. Joyce gets to experience tougher side of the hotel business, as he scrubs a pool, makes beds and straightens up a few of the company's estimated 490,000 rooms.
Highland Hospitality Could File for Bankruptcy
7:53AM 8/18/2010
Highland Hospitality could file for bankruptcy as economic woes squeeze the hotel industry, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Highland Hospitality, which holds 27 hotels, could file as soon as next month, the Journal reported without naming its sources. Still, discussions about the move are at an...
At Luxury Hotels, the Recovery Is in Full Swing
3:34PM 5/11/2010
A year ago, the sector suffered from both recession and a stigma against frivolous spending. Now, the mood has reversed, bookings are up and the industry is hiring again.
Japanese-style Yotel pod hotel lands in New York City
4:00PM 3/08/2010
New Yorkers finally got an answer recently to what hotel will be included in a massive mixed-use development currently under construction in Manhattan's bustling theater district: The Yotel.
Bloggers speculated for months about the design and makeup of an $800-million hotel and residential...
Inside Wall Street: Finding Comfort at a Reinvigorated Wyndham
7:30AM 2/01/2010
After getting beaten down in early 2009, the lodging company's stock has rebounded smartly, thanks to a new focus on the resiliency of certain parts of its businesses. And several analysts think it still has plenty of upside.
Guests at the Great Wolf Lodge in Concord, North Carolina will soon be running, like America supposedly does, on Dunkin. The doughnuts-and-coffee chain is launching the first of "a variety of store models to suit any lodging property, including full retail shops, kiosks and self-serve hot coffee...
As thoughts of recession hang over the heads and wallets of everyone, the upcoming holiday season looks to be one of the slowest for the travel industry since 2001. Hotels have more vacancies than they can afford, and those who are still planning trips are downsizing from their luxury...
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