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...Americans into later life--Tina Turner turns 60 this year!--guarantees that elder care will be a 21st century growth industry. The market, which was $86 billion in 1996, is expected to reach $490 billion by 2030. That potential is attracting such big developers as the Hyatt Corp. and Marriott International hotel operators. The 3,300 units of senior housing that Hyatt operates in 16 communities around the country are worth an estimated $500 million...
...left 80% of the British package-holiday business in the hands of just four companies. Hotels started an era of frenetic consolidation slightly earlier. In 1997-98 more than $25 billion worth of property changed hands, including the purchase of Inter-Continental by Bass Hotels & Resorts and Marriott's buyout of Renaissance...
...Graham lived in John Winthrop House before moving to the Quad; William Graham, professor of the history of religion and Islamic studies, served as senior tutor there in the 1980s. The House's dining hall--designed around a fountain and lush greenery--is spacious and airy, reminiscent of a Marriott hotel. Currier's most notable physical resource, the Fishbowl, is home to theatrical productions and House-wide gatherings...
...Graham lived in John Winthrop House before moving to the Quad; William Graham, professor of the history of religion and Islamic studies, served as senior tutor there in the 1980s. The House's dining hall--designed around a fountain and lush greenery--is spacious and airy, reminiscent of a Marriott hotel. Currier's most notable physical resource, the Fishbowl, is home to theatrical productions and House-wide gatherings...
...Massachusetts Young Democrats convened at the Marriott Hotel in Cambridge Saturday for the Coalition for a Democratic Future conference...