Tag Archives: State of Play

Hilton vs. Starwood. Death of Denizen?

Posted on April 22, 2009 by Kerry Stackpole

Hilton Hotels President & CEO Christopher Nassetta has a legal and ethical leadership challenge at hand. It used to be said the most feared words in business were “I’m Mike Wallace from 60 Minutes”. Nowadays its likely a toss-up between SEC investigators, special counsels and Federal prosecutors. Continue reading →

Posted in Brand, Ethics, Governance, Leadership | Tagged Amar Laivani, Christopher Nassetta, corporate espionage, Denizen Hotels, Hilton Hotels, hotels, intellectual property, Ross Klein, Starwood Hotels and Resorts, State of Play, trade secrets, travel, unfair competition, W Hotels | Leave a comment

State of Play. Starwood Sues Hilton.

Posted on April 17, 2009 by Kerry Stackpole

Behind the calm, oasis like environments and splendorous guest services of the luxury hotel industry lies an intensely competitive business. The global downturn in the economy and anti-travel sentiments expressed by Congress have already driven down room rates and revenues for hotel companies. And it’s about to get a bit uglier. Starwood Hotels and Resorts lawsuit against rival Hilton Hotel Corporation for allegedly using stolen Starwood documents makes that abundantly clear. Continue reading →

Posted in Brand, Ethics, Executive Development, Leadership | Tagged Amar Laivani, corporate espionage, Denizen Hotels, Hilton Hotels, hotels, intellectual property, Ross Klein, Starwood Hotels and Resorts, State of Play, trade secrets, travel, unfair competition, W Hotels | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: State of Play

Hilton vs. Starwood. Death of Denizen?

State of Play. Starwood Sues Hilton.

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