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In Less Than 30 Days, This Outdoor Hospitality Brand Raised $1.2 Million From Its Own Guests
Narrative Analysis: Card Stacking
It used a strategy that experts say is becoming increasingly common.
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Fark
· Jun 22, 2026
Sure, at one hundred million dollars it's a little pricey, but it has a walk in refrigerated vodak tasting room [Cool]
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Skift
· Jun 30, 2026
The World Cup Winners So Far? Kansas City and Ranch Dressing
Occupancy may have missed the mark, but hotels are benefitting from a spike in room rates — particularly in certain host markets.
South China Morning Post
· Jul 9, 2026
At high-end Hong Kong hotels, rates check in above pre-pandemic highs, outpace market
Hong Kong’s luxury hotels have outpaced the city’s broader hospitality market since last year, with their room rates exceeding 2018 levels as demand recovers, according to a report by global property consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL). Citing official tourism figures, JLL said high-end properties were the only segment that returned to 2018’s average daily rates (ADRs) in 2025, hitting HK2,169 (US277) – an increase of 1 per cent from what they were charging before 2019 and during the Covid-19...
Salon
· Jun 22, 2026
Private equity is hungry for Pizza Hut
Declining sales have out-Pizza'd the Hut, so Yum! Brands is slicing it off in a 2.7 billion split deal
The New Zealand Herald
· Jun 27, 2026
Why your restaurant main now costs $50
Why your restaurant main now costs $50
The Real Deal
· Jul 10, 2026
NY Dirt: Hit the gym
New Yorkers are ready to get healthy. Retailers are willing to bet on it. One trend driving retail activity this past quarter compared to last was high-end wellness. The two largest leases of the quarter, as compiled in a JLL report released Thursday, were Chelsea Piers’ 76,000-square-foot deal by the South Street Seaport, at 250 Water Street, and Life Time’s 71,000-square-foot lease in North Williamsburg. Both are boutique gyms. Following close behind was Atria Health, a membership-based medical group that focuses on “optimizing your lifestyle” and “healthy longevity.” Its services cost 60,000 per year, according to The New York Times. []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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Related coverage for "In Less Than 30 Days, This Outdoor Hospitality Brand Raised $1.2 Million From Its Own Guests": Fark — Sure, at one hundred million dollars it's a little pricey, but it has a walk in refrigerated vodak tasting room [Cool]. Skift — The World Cup Winners So Far? Kansas City and Ranch Dressing. South China Morning Post — At high-end Hong Kong hotels, rates check in above pre-pandemic highs, outpace market. Salon — Private equity is hungry for Pizza Hut. The New Zealand Herald — Why your restaurant main now costs $50. The Real Deal — NY Dirt: Hit the gym