Hotels Court Business Travelers with In-Room Upgrades

Despite the economic slowdown, U.S. business travel spending and trips is expected to grow 3.8 percent this year compared to 2009, according to the National Business Travel Association. This is encouraging news for the hospitality industry, which is beginning to emerge from its severe downturn.
In order to retain their loyal guests, it should come [...]

Less is not Necessarily More

The Wall Street Journal reported that “even as the office market enjoys a rebound of leasing activity, some businesses are giving landlords the shivers by figuring out how to use less space per employee.”  
According to commercial real estate brokerage firm, Studley, in the 12 months that ended June 30, office tenants secured 161.3 million [...]

Going Mobile

According to an IDC report, there will be 1.2 billion mobile workers worldwide by year¹s end ­ thanks to VOIP and advancements in unified communications as seen in OfficeLinks New York office space and Chicago executive suite locations.  As the number of mobile workers increases exponentially so do their expectations for the workplace. In speaking [...]

Recession Strikes, Interfax Information Services Group Steps up to the Plate with a Nimble Business Plan

One doesn’t need to look much farther than their neighborhood bar or restaurant these days to see the signs of the recession in New York City.  Two for one deals, “recession specials,” and inexpensive prix-fixe menus at popular, high-end restaurants have become the norm.  The once impossible reservation is now just a phone call or [...]

Building a Business While Helping Americans in Need

 
How can a company improve the lives of many Americans while at the same time developing a profitable business during a difficult economic climate?  The answer to this question is certainly not an obvious one. However, after sitting down for an interview with Oryan’s Group, a company dedicated to helping create better business through innovation, [...]

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