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MarketWatch
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Along with the usual cast of movie actors, presidents, rock stars and the super rich, the luxury hotelier has noticed the return of another type of well-heeled clientele to his five-star resorts. Bankers.
The Economic Times
Nov 26
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Mounting pressure on Analjit Singh, ITC chairman Yogi Deveshawar said on Thursday his company was open to increasing stake in EIH that owns the Oberoi and Trident Group of Hotels, but it would not go beyond 25%.
Business Standard
Nov 26
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The two security guards with bamboo sticks look on sheepishly as guests make their way through metal detectors and X-ray scanners at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai. Before entering the hotel, however, a rather stern looking man presumably part of...
The Globe and Mail
Nov 26
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'Rogue properties' are sparking envy from the hotels that are obeying VANOC's price-limiting agreement
Financial Express
Nov 26
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The paramilitary troops outside the Trident and Taj Mahal hotels suggest a higher level of security a year after terrorists laid siege to Mumbai, but it may all be a mirage as the city and the country as a whole still remains very vulnerable.
Bloomberg
Nov 26
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(Update1) John Keells Holdings Plc., Sri
Lanka’s biggest diversified company, plans to invest about $100
million building new resorts to benefit from an economic
resurgence after the end of the South Asian island’s civil war.
New York Times
Nov 25
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"I tend to advise ventures I work with to conserve their dollars, instead," said Roman Lubynsky, a principal at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Venture Mentoring Service.
Business Standard
Nov 25
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The share prices of companies owning five-star hotels, which had bore the burnt of the 26/11 terrorist attack on Mumbai, have witnessed a strong bounce-back.
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