YOTEL To Open in New York City - Travel Agent
YOTEL , a new hotel concept, will open for business in New York City with a property featuring 669 stylish cabins YOTEL says it will offer customers 170-square-foot of private space with luxury bedding, monsoon rain showers, mood lighting and

Rush Limbaugh selling New York penthouse for $13.95 million - Yahoo Finance
Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh is saying adios to the Big Apple and selling his Fifth Avenue penthouse for almost $14 million. Limbaugh bought the 10-room condo at 1049 Fifth Ave. in 1994 under the name of R H Trust, according to city property

Geneva 2010: Mercedes-Benz launches C220 CDI and E250CDI - autoblog
Mercedes-Benz E250 and C220 BlueEfficiency – Click above for high-res image gallery At the Geneva Motor Show , Mercedes-Benz has launched two new BlueEfficiency versions of the C and E class. Both cars are powered by Mercedes' 2.2-liter inline-four

Atari Announces Test Drive Unlimited 2 - TeamXbox
Atari, SA, one of the world’s most recognized videogame publishers, and much-acclaimed developer Eden Games, are proud to announce the newest installment in the legendary racing franchise with Test Drive® Unlimited 2 for the Xbox 360® video game

Revinate Launches Social Media Solution Exclusively for Hotels - PR Inside
TweetConcierge – Revinate’s powerful, custom Twitter : client has exclusive hotel-specific features, including was president of Five Star Alliance, the leading online travel agent for luxury hotels. Co-founder Marc Heyneker spent over 9 years

Nanci Sherman Appointed Chief Experience Officer of Glenn Hotel In - Hotel Interactive Network
Sage Hospitality Resources and Legacy Property Group announced the appointment of Nanci Sherman as Chief Experience Officer of Glenn Hotel in Atlanta. Drawing upon nearly three decades of luxury hospitality experience, Sherman will oversee all

Counterfeit Wars - New Haven Advocate
It had been a long, hot July day at Pocono Raceway when Carolyn Donohue, assistant to the president at luxury purse maker Dooney & Bourke of Norwalk, Conn. — and life-long NASCAR fan — sat in the back of her son Tom's van, shoes off, tired, stuck