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...Obviously with two games under their belt, they’re a bit more up to speed than us in terms of game experience,” Murphy said of Holy Cross. “I know a little bit about Tom Gilmore...and his kids are gonna play extremely hard...
...hands - they're geared to the back teeth, and interest rates will only have to rise by a few points to burn the most vulnerable. As soon as the economy cools, most households will renegotiate their consumer and home mortgage debts; those really pressed will experience a bit of belt tightening, or be forced to spend a few more years in the workforce, or even cut into their children's inheritance. The greedy, the stupid, and the plain poor will curse their misfortune - and they'll get no sympathy from those on the other side of the street...
...from designing coffee shops and dry cleaners, which made up the bulk of the Canadians' work after they started their firm in 1980. Now, with a staff of 75 and offices in New York City and Toronto, Yabu and Pushelberg have five more luxury hotels under their belt and a handful of other projects in the works, including a Four Seasons in Marrakech and a Mimo So fine-jewelry store in Los Angeles. Gamal Aziz, president of MGM Grand, for whom Yabu and Pushelberg have designed two restaurants and remodeled a hotel tower, says their work is modern...
...certainly a challenge at the start to figure out where everyone’s going to end up, which lines are going to work best, but we’ve really transitioned well,” Gannon said. “The three wins under our belt already are evidence to our work all last spring, our work in the preseason, and the confidence we’ve built...
...least $360 million. Ian Schrager has FOR SALE signs up at two London sites, the swanky Sanderson and the St. Martins Lane Hotel. Stelios Haji-Ioannou's easyGroup is launching a chain of no-frills easyHotels in early 2005. And Simon Woodroffe - the man behind the YO! Sushi conveyor-belt eateries - is opening Yotel, cramming luxury into tiny, 10-sq-m rooms, inspired by Japan 's "capsule" hotels, for $135 a night. "It's budget chic," says Yotel exec Gerard Greene. "There are designer hotels everywhere, but not everyone can afford them." Britain may be the best European locale...