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Target to open 14 more in-store health clinics

Target plans to open clinics in three Chicago-area stores, part of a larger national plan to add 14 clinics this year, the company said. The facilities will treat minor illnesses and injuries, and provide services including camp physicals and acne treatment. Read the Chicago Tribune

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Men’s Wearhouse considers sale of K&G

Men’s Wearhouse, which has seen single-digit sales increases at its namesake stores in recent quarters, is exploring options for its K&G stores, including a possible sale. The chain, which carries men’s and women’s apparel, reported “disappointing” sales in spite of promotions and a new marketing

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Washington, D.C., hotels go green to entice travelers

A Starwood Element hotel is planned for Washington, D.C.’s, Southwest waterfront, and it will feature eco-friendly appliances in a LEED-certified building. Other hotels in the district are deploying sustainability measures as a way to save money and go green in an effort to attract clientele.

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Renaissance Dallas begins expansion

The Renaissance Dallas Hotel will undergo a $20 million renovation to make it more suitable for weddings and trade conventions. The expansion will add 30,000 square feet of space, including two ballrooms and a rooftop terrace.  Read The Dallas Morning News story here.

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PKF forecasts steady growth for hotel industry this year

PKF Hospitality Research has released its March 2013 Hotel Horizons report, which forecasts increases in hotels’ earnings this year. Revenue per available room is expected to rise 6.1 percent, while net operating income is forecast to grow by 10.2 percent.  Read the TravelPulse story here.

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Walgreens store to generate more energy than it uses

Walgreens is planning a store in Evanston, Ill., that will use solar panels, geothermal energy and wind turbines to generate more energy than it uses. The site is expected to generate 256,000 kilowatt-hours of energy per year, while using only 220,000. Read the Building Design

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