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Priceline to Buy Kayak in $1.8 Billion Deal

Priceline

Priceline is buying Kayak in a $1.8 billion cash-and-stock deal, adding a travel search site that went public earlier this year.

 

Expedia Shares Tanking, EPS Miss Blamed

Expedia Shares Tanking, EPS Miss Blamed

The online travel website has seen better quarters, with higher taxes, increased spending on technology and content, and a push and pull between airlines and global distribution systems that took a toll in the last quarter of 2010. The stock was down more than 18% Friday at $21.06.

 

Expedia Drops American Airlines

Expedia Drops American Airlines

Expedia dropped tickets for American Airlines flights from its listings, the latest development in a feud between the airline and online travel agencies.

 

Online travel agencies drop ticket booking fees

Several major online travel agencies are permanently waiving the $7 to $12 fees they charge to book an airline ticket in an effort ...

 

Getting the most from online travel sites

Quick question: When is the last time you used a travel agent? If you're like many travelers who have become online do-it-yourselfers, you may not remember. Sure, agents are still very useful, especially for complex international trips.

 

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