Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc

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Shares of publicly traded hotel companies fell following the deadly shooting in Las Vegas that left 59 people dead and about 500 injured.
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While the selling was robust, it certainly wasn’t extraordinary, and it should be expected given the big run in the markets this year.
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