Hospitality

A bumper crop of boutiques flood the market; tub or shower only? What goes in the minibar?

Crown Resorts said it would reduce its exposure to the Chinese market by selling part of its stake in a Macau casino operator, a move that comes as China is pursuing criminal charges against some employees on suspicion of gambling offenses.

A unit at One Manhattan Square has gone into contract for roughly $13 million, while a condo at 215 Chrystie is in contract for ‘close to’ its $23.5 million asking price.

Wynn Resorts said it sold a hefty stake in the luxury retail operations at its Las Vegas location to Crown Acquisitions for $472 million.

Vail Resorts Inc. said unseasonably warm weather in November had damped early results, causing them to be below company and Wall Street expectations.

IKEA plans to incorporate more of its stores into larger developments containing hotels, homes and offices as it works to adapt to growing urban populations by locating its stores more centrally, its chief executive said.

President-elect Donald Trump wants to build another wall—not on the Mexican border, but to protect an Irish golf resort from the sea. Then an endangered snail forced his company to revise those plans.

Lego said it would reorganize its business structure, creating a new division and putting Chief Executive Jørgen Vig Knudstorp in charge of it.

Travel B.V., which plans to change its name to Trivago, provided details of its planned initial public offering of as much as $428 million in American depositary shares.

SBE Entertainment Group completed its acquisition of Morgans Hotel Group Co. on Wednesday, bringing together two boutique hotel operators in a deal with an enterprise value of $805 million.

Germantown, Nashville’s original suburb, has become an urban go-to spot, thanks to acclaimed restaurants, chic shops and a new hotel.

Sure, the wine world can be intimidating. But drinking the same bottle year in, year out is no answer. Lettie Teague shares strategies to help get drinkers out of their wine ruts.

Madison Square Garden Co., whose venues include New York City’s Madison Square Garden and Radio City Music Hall, said hackers may have captured personal information on credit and debit cards used at some of its venues over the span of nearly a year.

Chinese authorities are pursuing criminal charges against at least three employees of Australian gambling concern Crown Resorts, including a top executive who oversaw efforts to attract wealthy international high-rollers to its casinos.

The developer of the Hilton Brooklyn is recapitalizing the soon-to-open hotel at a time that increasing headwinds are buffeting New York City’s hotel businesses.

Researchers found that a ratings increase on travel websites led to increased demand and higher prices for hotels.

One of the employees of Australian casino operator Crown Resorts Ltd. who was detained in China last month has been released, the latest development in a case that has cast a pall over the global gaming industry.

TripAdvisor said slipping hotel revenue and climbing expenses pressured third-quarter results, which failed to meet Wall Street projections for sales.

Marriott International Inc., which closed its acquisition of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc. in September, said Monday that profit tumbled in the latest quarter, hurt by costs linked to the merger.