Marriott International, Inc.and Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. have announced their merger transaction received approval from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce on September 20. With the merger’s final approval granted, Marriott and Starwood are now able to proceed with closing the transaction and expect the transaction to be completed before the market opens on September 23. at the merger’s closing, Marriott will solidify its status as the world’s largest hotel company.
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