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    Tony Nicastro Outlines the Future of Hotel Fitness and Wellness▼Tony Nicastro on the Future of Hotel Fitness and Wellness✉newsHealthFitness11 h ago

    Hospitality executive Tony Nicastro has shared his outlook on how hotel fitness and wellness offerings are evolving. His comments, published by Hospitality Net, focus on what guests can expect from in-hotel exercise and wellbeing amenities going forward. The piece is drawing attention within the hospitality industry, where wellness facilities are increasingly seen as a competitive differentiator for hotels.

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    Report says 340B program generated $142 billion in 2025▼New Report: Hospitals, clinics and for-profit partners pocketed $142B in 2025 from 340B✉newsHealthMedicine1 d ago

    A new report says hospitals, clinics and for-profit partners received $142 billion in 2025 through the 340B drug discount program, a federal scheme meant to help safety-net providers serve low-income patients. The figure is likely to fuel debate over whether the program's benefits are reaching patients or being captured by large hospital systems and commercial intermediaries.

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    Tech vendors are looking for more than a purchase from their client relationships. According to an analysis published by Hospitality Net, vendors want engaged partners: clients who communicate openly about goals and constraints, collaborate on implementation, provide feedback, and commit to long-term adoption rather than one-off deals. The piece argues that mutual transparency and shared planning lead to better outcomes for both sides, and it is prompting discussion about how hotels and other buyers manage their technology relationships.

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    Trade publications Hospitality Net and Hotel News Resource are carrying an item titled 'Beyond the Top Line: Italy's Secret Profit Recipe'. The piece, grouped under food-related coverage, looks at how Italian hospitality businesses generate profit beyond headline revenue figures. No further details, data or reactions are available from the evidence at hand, and engagement metrics show no measurable audience response so far.