Eastman Kodak, maker of celluloid stock since 1889, is giving up the naming rights to the venue for Hollywood’s biggest night.
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Eastman Kodak, maker of celluloid stock since 1889, is giving up the naming rights to the venue for Hollywood’s biggest night.
Read the full story on my Forbes Seat 1A blog.
Eco-friendly features are becoming almost commonplace in hotels these days. ANDREW BENDER looks at lodgings that take going green one step further, in this month’s edition of Singapore Airlines’ in-flight magazine, SilverKris. A hotel that melts away each spring, preferred parking for hybrid cars, and more…
“More Americans have passports now than ever before,” says Ken Chavez, Public Affairs Officer in the Office of Policy Coordination and Public Affairs at the US State Department. Over one-third of the population to be exact, or nearly 110 million out of 313 million Americans. That’s more than double the number of US passports in circulation in 2000 (48 million) and around 15 times 1989’s 7 million.
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