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Stocks down amid housing worries
Homebuilder Toll Brothers Inc. and coffee chain Starbucks Corp. helped send Wall Street sharply lower Tuesday after giving investors more evidence that the housing market and consumer spending are getting weaker. The Dow Jones industrial average fell more...Tags: Bonds, Stock Activities, Consumers, American Express Company, Federal Reserve
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Tips to make your budget go farther for less
When the world went to financial hell in a handbasket in the Great Depression, people went to the movies. Today they go to Montana or maybe even Mongolia. But if your 401(k) just did a swan dive -- and whose didn't? -- you may be considering putting your...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Hawaii, Rooms and Sublets, Passenger Cars, Temecula
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Orange Lake Resorts, Holiday Inn team up
Sentinel Staff WriterHoliday Inn, part of the world's largest hotel company, will launch a time-share brand late this year in partnership with Kissimmee-based Orange Lake Resorts, the two businesses announced Wednesday. Through a licensing agreement, the 1,400-acre Orange...Tags: Kissimmee, Licensing Agreements, Hawaii, Government, National Government
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Orlando's Lexington Hotel to convert to Crowne Plaza
Sentinel Staff WriterThe Lexington Orlando CityPlace is getting a fresh start as the beleaguered downtown hotel prepares to adopt a well-known luxury brand. S&L Hospitality, the Wisconsin-based company that bought the Lexington in April, said Tuesday it has an agreement to...Tags: Interstate 4, International Drive, Bankruptcy, Orlando International Airport, Hotels and Accommodations
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Earning travel awards with credit cards
King FeaturesIf you're a member of an airline or hotel loyalty reward program, chances are you've received an offer in the mail to sign up for the company's affiliated credit card. Don't just toss the offer in the garbage like another piece of junk mail. Signing up...Tags: Southwest Airlines Company, United Air Lines, Transportation Accidents, Personal Data Collection, Transportation
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Amtrak seeks a tech edge
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterTraveling by train is so retro. Or maybe not. Tech-savvy Amtrak riders can call up video games and DVDs on free media players and, through a special website, use mobile devices to buy rail tickets. On board, the train's staff processes charge cards at...Tags: Los Angeles, Tickets, Mass Media, Telecommunication Service, Credit and Debt
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Investors looking overseas in an effort to boost returns
International investing used to be a nice thing to do, a diversification move that indicated you were a little more sophisticated than the average investor. But it is becoming a mainstream strategy designed to snare better returns than the U.S. stock...Tags: Stock Broking, Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, Stock Market, Federal Reserve, New York
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A bitter lesson in capitalism
STAFF CORRESPONDENTEarly each morning, hundreds of street kids - the trash-pickers, beggars, water-carriers and taxi touts - pile through the gates of a slightly rundown school. They arrive like children: shouting, shy, curious, nervous. And like survivors of war: thin,...Tags: Family, Imperial and Royal Matters, Homes, Children, Bribery
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Neither Motel 6 nor the Ritz, these hotels meet you halfway
Times Staff WriterCHRIS WILLIAMS appreciates plush surroundings. In December, he and his wife, Alice, stayed in a $350-a-night Ritz-Carlton in Florida. "Marble everything," he said. But last month, the couple from Rome, Ga., decided on the Holiday Inn Express...Tags: Government, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Cendant Corporation, Internet, National Government
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No room at the inn? Maybe, but keep banging on the door
Special to The TimesBEFORE booking my airplane ticket, I carefully researched the availability of a hotel room in Barth, a small town on the Baltic Sea in Germany. In early November, the Ringhotel Speicher, the only hotel in this town of 10,000, had plenty of rooms when I...Tags: Inventories, Government, Forrester Research Incorporated, Research, National Government
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Smart travelers save by following the news
Special to The TimesTravel news — industry disputes, general trends, new companies and travel services — sometimes has as much bearing on your next vacation as a special airfare or hotel bargain. Here are some recent travel stories that may affect your plans:...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Hawaii, Cruises, Carnival Cruise Lines, Consumer Electronics Industry
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In the storms' wake, conflicting reports can cloud conditions
Times Staff WriterThere's nothing like a natural disaster at a tourist destination to kick the machine of public relations into full spin cycle. Appealing for aid, governments paint a dark picture of destruction. Eager to regain business, the tourism industry cranks out...Tags: Lake Buena Vista, Los Angeles, Disasters, Florida, Tampa
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