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Choice Hotels International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) is elevating its upscale and upper upscale hotel brands with a series of enhancements aimed at standing out in

NORTH BETHESDA, Md., Jan. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Choice Hotels International, Inc.  is taking the brands within its upscale and upper upscale portfolio to the next level with a series of upgrades...

/PRNewswire/ -- Choice Hotels International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) is taking the brands within its upscale and upper upscale portfolio to the next level with a...

Choice Hotels International, Inc. (NYSE: CHH) is taking the brands within its upscale and upper upscale portfolio to the next level with a series of upgrades to break through the clutter and be the go-to franchisor for developers looking for differentiated product that stands out in the sea of sameness. Capitalizing on growing its portfolio of upscale hotels to 400, opening 19 new hotels as part of the Ascend Hotel Collection and nine new Cambria Hotels, and driving a more than 8% year-over-year...

These include Ivory Coast at 6.6% and Tanzania at 6.1%. The two countries have done a good job of diversifying their economies and attracting foreign investment.

REVIEW: Stellar year for the Rolls-Royce of ponies 2024-01-05

Inflation, fiscal, forex pressures expected to persist

Ballysaggart’s Kieran Bennett is back in the Waterford team for the trip to Kerry tonight. Photo: Inpho. Tuesday 2nd Jan Co- Op Superstores Munster S.H.

The outlook of Nigeria’s naira in 2024 is gloomy as the currency of the largest black country in the world is poised for its worst year since the return to democracy in 1999.   With foreign reserves of $32.8 billion, the lowest in a six-year, analysts predict further depreciation in 2024, Bloomberg reports.  

A US-based media company, Bloomberg L.P., has predicted a continued decline of the Nigerian naira in 2024, potentially making it the worst-performing currency