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Chipotle, partners to expand Pizzeria Locale to 4 units

The fast-food pizza concept Chipotle has developed in partnership with two Boulder, Colorado, restaurateurs is opening in Cincinnati this fall. Kenwood Mall will be the location for the fourth Pizzeria Locale, which serves customized Neapolitan-inspired pizza put together in an interactive serving line and baked

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Bennigan’s parent to open 100 Calif. eateries

In the world of Bay Area restaurant news, Bennigan’s is not a name that’s heard often, but that could change. The once-bankrupt casual dining chain is making a comeback, bringing with it 100 new locations throughout California. Read the American City Business Journals/San Francisco story

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Value Place rebrands as WoodSpring Suites

Value Place has changed its name to WoodSpring Suites in an effort to improve guests’ perception of the brand. The company is also developing a new brand extension, WoodSpring Suites Signature, which will be a more upscale product. WoodSpring Suites expects to open its first

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Work begins on 41-story tower in Seattle

PCL Construction has started construction on a $190 million, 41-story luxury apartment and hotel project in Seattle that is expected to be complete in 2017. Part of the money for the Potala Tower was raised through the EB-5 program, where foreigners invest in projects that

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Yum to give KFC franchisees a cash infusion

Yum Brands will spend $185 million over the next three years to help KFC franchisees in the U.S. remodel, upgrade kitchens and advertise, as part of a deal that gives the parent company control over domestic marketing. The brand has rebounded in the U.S. after

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

The 12-month moving average of hotel occupancy was 64.9 percent in the first quarter, matching the peak reached in 1995 and joining the rest of the lodging industry’s key metrics in achieving record highs. STR reports. Hotels also sold 12 million more rooms in March

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