*Sale could raise $600 mln to $700 mln, analyst says. MEXICO CITY, June 14- Wal-Mart de Mexico, Mexico's largest retailer, surprised analysts on Friday by saying it may sell its restaurant unit, including the popular Vips chain, after receiving interest from potential buyers.
SAN FRANCISCO-- OpenTable Inc. said Thursday that it bought mobile technology company JustChalo Inc. in a stock-and-cash deal worth $11 million. OpenTable, based in San Francisco, provides an online service for customers to make reservation at restaurants. Shares of OpenTable rose $1.50 to close at $67.14.
NEW YORK, June 13- Luxury hotel owner Strategic Hotels and Resorts Inc has hired investment bank Eastdil Secured to explore a possible sale of the real estate investment trust, two sources familiar with the matter said this week. Its shares rose 10.6 percent to $8.53 in late trading on the New York Stock Exchange after the news.
LAS VEGAS-- Tourism officials say they counted 3.34 million visitors to Las Vegas in April, up a slight 0.5 percent from the same month in 2012.. A Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority report released Monday showed that that hotel room rates increased almost 7 percent _ from a little more than $108 in April 2012 to just under $116 this year.
TORONTO, June 10- Air Canada said on Monday that it expected to cut costs by up to 15 percent in the medium term, even as it boosts capacity, because of lower maintenance expenses, a new-low cost carrier and the addition of tightly packed fuel-efficient planes. Air Canada has also tightened its grip on costs.
June 3- Plans by one of the largest hotels in New York City to jettison room service could spur other hotels to scrap the luxury to improve profits, Hilton Worldwide Inc reported its chief executive said on Monday.
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