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Delhaize plans to sell 3 chains to BI-LO

Delhaize Group says it will sell Sweetbay Supermarket, Harveys Supermarket and Reid’s to BI-LO Holding for $265 million. The cash deal for 165 stores, which generated about $1.8 billion in revenue last year, is expected to close in the fourth quarter. Read the Supermarket News

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Growth opportunity in Milwaukee attracts hoteliers

Hotel firms and developers are flocking to Milwaukee and its downtown area, drawn by the local hotel market’s rapid recovery in performance and profitability. The city’s development pipeline comprises six hotels in various stages of development, which are set to add a total of 1,083

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Sbarro moves ahead with fast-casual concept

Sbarro will call its new fast-casual concept Pizza Cucinova and will open the first two stores in the Columbus, Ohio, market. The chain aims to lead in the fledgling fast-casual pizza market, which isn’t yet dominated by a single brand. Read the American City Business

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STR: Hotel earnings reached $58 billion in 2012

Data from STR Analytics‘ 2013 Host Almanac show the U.S. hotel industry’s earnings in 2012 at $58 billion, nearly reaching the record earnings set during the peak year of 2007. Net operating income was nearly $40 billion on a 13.4 percent rise in total revenue,

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Marriott hotel in San Jose, Calif., is sold

The San Jose Marriott Hotel in California has been sold to CBRE Strategic Partners. The purchase price was not disclosed. Renovation work is planned for the 506-room property, which includes 23,000 feet of meeting space, a business center and a swimming pool. Read the GlobeSt.com

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Smashburger sets sights on 500 stores

Smashburger plans to expand from 200 units to about 500 in the next few years, and may seriously consider going public. The chain hasn’t raised the price on its $4.99 Classic Smash burger since opening in 2007, but it added about 2 percent to the

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