Hospitality Properties Trust News

Tim Bonang - Manager of Investor Relation John G. Murray - President and COO Mark L. Kleifges - Treasurer and CFO Analysts William Truelove - UBS Jeffrey Donnelly - Wachovia Securities Mark Roberts - Roberts & ... via Seeking Alpha

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“We're in some of the most densely populated and developed markets”

Fifteen months ago, the Hersha Group of Companies celebrated the opening of its Harrisburg headquarters. via Hotel Online

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“We wanted to expand our association with a team that is visibly committed to the brand's success.”

Wyndham Hotel Group today announced an agreement with Days Hospitality Inc. of Markham, Ontario, for the development of 17 Ramada hotels throughout Eastern Canada during the next 10 years. via Market Wire

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Even if you don't think you do, you already know plenty about commodities. Want us to prove it? No problem. via Fox News

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Ashley Henley is only 20 years old. She's a student at East Central Community College, a former Junior Miss, and currently holds the title of Miss Hospitality in Newton County. via Meridian Star

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Hersha Hospitality Trust said Monday its shares will move from the American Stock Exchange to the New York Stock Exchange. via Philadelphia Business Journal

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Taken from the index of Knox County's Register of Deeds office More than $1 million A and M Hospitality IV to Saibapa Inc., on Pratt Road, $3,900,000 Beaver Ruin-Arc Way Ltd. via The Knoxville News-Sentinel

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Hospitality Properties Trust announces the following Webcast: What: InformedInvestors.com Presentation When: April 23, 2008 @ 10:30 AM Eastern Where: http://www.investorcalendar.com/ClientPage.asp?ID=128434 ... via Business Wire

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Harvey County Builders and Associates will have its April dinner meeting Thursday in the banquet room at Newell Restaurant in Newton. via Newton Kansan

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"In bear markets, a traditional safe haven for investors has been to seek out stocks with high dividend yields and ideally the potential for share-price appreciation," notes Bill Martin . via Blogging Stocks

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