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Bennigan’s parent to open 100 Calif. eateries

Michael Pallerino

In the world of Bay Area restaurant news, Bennigan’s is not a name that’s heard often, but that could change.

Value Place rebrands as WoodSpring Suites

Michael Pallerino

Value Place has changed its name to WoodSpring Suites in an effort to improve guests’ perception of the brand. The

Equinox announces plans for fitness-focused hotel brand

Michael Pallerino

Equinox Holdings plans to open the first of 75 fitness-focused hotel brand in 2018 at the Hudson Yards development in

Swiss Chalet parent looks to fast-casual for faster growth

Michael Pallerino

Canadian restaurant operator Cara Operations isn’t giving up on its full-service brands, even as it looks to speed growth with

Yum to give KFC franchisees a cash infusion

Michael Pallerino

Yum Brands will spend $185 million over the next three years to help KFC franchisees in the U.S. remodel, upgrade

STR: Lodging metrics are now at an all-time high

Michael Pallerino

The 12-month moving average of hotel occupancy was 64.9 percent in the first quarter, matching the peak reached in 1995

Lunds, Byerly’s combine to form new banner

Michael Pallerino

Lund Food Holdings will combine its Lunds and Byerly’s banners into one brand on Thursday, unveiling a re-bannered Lunds &

Red Lion to add 73 hotels by buying 2 brands

Michael Pallerino

Red Lion Hotels is acquiring GuestHouse International and Settle Inn for $8.5 million. The deal adds 5,187 rooms in 73

Century 21 to grow beyond its Northeast roots

Michael Pallerino

Designer discount department store Century 21 will make its first foray outside the Northeast with a store at Sawgrass Mills

Red Roof plans 40 new hotels in Canada

Michael Pallerino

Red Roof Inn is looking to capitalize on Canada’s undersupply of budget lodgings by opening 40 hotels there through a

IKEA to bet big on neighboring retail

Michael Pallerino

IKEA will invest as much as $3.2 billion on new shopping center development in the next several years, looking to

Southern California could see another major stadium project

Michael Pallerino

A petition to build a $1.7 billion football stadium to be shared by southern California’s San Diego Chargers and the

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Bennigan’s parent to open 100 Calif. eateries

Value Place rebrands as WoodSpring Suites

Equinox announces plans for fitness-focused hotel brand

Swiss Chalet parent looks to fast-casual for faster growth

Yum to give KFC franchisees a cash infusion

STR: Lodging metrics are now at an all-time high

Lunds, Byerly’s combine to form new banner

Red Lion to add 73 hotels by buying 2 brands

Century 21 to grow beyond its Northeast roots

Red Roof plans 40 new hotels in Canada

IKEA to bet big on neighboring retail

Southern California could see another major stadium project

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