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'Expansion Lite' Proposed for New York City's Javits Center
A 'modest' 40,000-sf exhibit-space addition highlights a new revitalization plan also intended to make repairs.
By William Ng
Enchanted Isle
Puerto Rico is popping with a 113-acre hotel zone under development around the convention center.
By Corrie Dosh
Vegas Leaders On Future Of Meetings
Watch exclusive videos from our Las Vegas Leadership Roundtable, during which Las Vegas leaders discussed the president's stance on meetings and the effects of meeting cancellations on the Las Vegas...
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Claiming 'Corporate Espionage,' Starwood Sues Hilton
Accusing it of corporate espionage, theft of trade secrets and unfair competition, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide has filed suit against Hilton Hotels Corporation.
Vegas Big, Vegas Small
Any event of any size in Las Vegas has its planning problems -- and solutions.
By Corrie Dosh
Commerce Department Reports Decline in International Visitors
In January 2009, overseas arrivals to the United States fell nearly 8 percent, according to data released this month by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
The Coolers
When the temperature rises, these destinations offer great weather, along with everything else gaming hotspots are known for.
By Michael Goldstein
A Sure Bet
Despite what the president and press think, gaming destinations are great for meetings -- here's the case in their favor.
By Andrea Doyle
Newsmaker Q&A: Steven Rudnitsky, President and CEO, Dolce Hotels and Resorts
Veteran hotelier Rudnitsky is taking Dolce down a new path.
By Rayna Katz
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