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As a result, Marriott has seen a rising demand for its longer stay hotel brands. The hotel chain is now growing these brands locations and rooms. Marriott is catering to the COVID-19 trend of longer vacations with a new suite of locations and rooms under its longer stay brands. This desire for extended trips has been growing since people began considering travel again amid COVID-19. And according to a Vrbo survey of 2,200 US-based travelers in December 2020, almost 40% of those surveyed said their next trip would be at least a week. Like other travel providers, Marriott has noticed increasing interest for its longer stay hotels, Tina Edmundson, global brand and marketing officer of Marriott International, said in a press release. According to Marriott, this demand stems from both leisure and business travel, with business travelers looking to spend more time out, and leisure small group visitors looking for new places to vacation and work remotely. ....
March 9, 2021 With everything from bitcoin to IPOs so perky, many have asked whether a financial bubble is underway. The answer may very well be yes, but with a nuance: Some experts think there are a series of microbubbles gurgling up rather than a single immense boom. Strategists at JPMorgan have noted pockets of bubble-like excesses in certain areas, like renewable energy firms, crypto assets, and electric vehicles, but no major asset classes tick all the boxes. Likewise Saxo Bank’s head of equity strategy listed 40 stocks mainly focused on biotechnology, software, media, and gaming that have little in the way of profits and appear disconnected from economic fundamentals. And that’s to say nothing of the so-called meme stocks, like GameStop, that retail traders on Reddit have banded together to pump higher. ....
Book World: In 2034, it s man against machine Manuel Roig-Franzia, The Washington Post March 8, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 2034: A Novel of the Next World War By Elliot Ackerman and James Stavridis Penguin Press. 320 pp. $27 - - - In the late 1700s and early 1800s, a machine known as The Turk became a sensation by winning matches against expert chess players. Audiences marveled at this feat of technological wizardry - that is, until one vanquished player took a closer look and discovered that there was a man hidden inside. The whole thing was a hoax. That long-ago story pops into the head of Sandeep Chowdhury, a deputy U.S. national security adviser, as he s pulled deeper into a terrifying match of technology and military gamesmanship in 2034: A Novel of the Next World War, by combat veteran Elliot Ackerman and Adm. James Stavridis, a former supreme allied commander of NATO. ....
Zoox; UnitedHealth; Haythem Lafhaj; JP Morgan Chase; Skye Gould/Insider This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Black women face no shortage of obstacles in corporate America. Thankfully, plenty of Black women executives are setting an example for the next generation. Insider spoke with 67 of the most influential. Here s what they had to share on their experiences. Corporate America is a notoriously hostile environment for Black women, but a growing cohort of leaders is paving the way for increased representation and change. Between the broken rung, implicit bias, and the glass cliff phenomenon, there is a litany of obstacles that Black women face at work. 49% of Black women feel that their race or ethnicity will make it harder for them to secure a raise or land a promotion. And for every 100 men hired into managerial role ....
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