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Christopher J. Nassetta has been appointed as president and CEO of Hilton, amid market challenges caused by policy uncertainty in Washington.
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What happened
Christopher J. Nassetta has been appointed as president and CEO of Hilton, amid market challenges caused by policy uncertainty in Washington.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Douglas J. Hilton
entomologist
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Christopher J. Nassetta
President & CEO, Hilton Worldwide
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Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- SkiftHilton CEO: Flat Quarter, ‘Green Shoots,’ More Brands to Come Hilton delivered mixed signals on Wednesday about the health of U.S. hotel demand, with executives noting that the second quarter was sof
- Investing.comHilton beats earnings expectations despite modest RevPAR decline Investing.com -- Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. reported second-quarter earnings that exceeded analyst expectations, with adjusted ear