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RSS expedia in newsOxford Hotels checks in revenue management system
News The application, provided by Rate Tiger, manages online bookings made through third-party intermediaries, such as Expedia.com, which charge a commission.silicon.com Retail & Leisure Oxford Hotels is to switch on a... [19 Mar 2008]
Boo! Look who's back...
News The site took longer than expected to relaunch, as it involved integrating search, travel content aggregators such as Expedia, customer reviews and social networking functionalities, said Feargal Mooney, boo.com's chief... [03 May 2007]
Hilton hotels catch up with dot-coms
News Speaking at an Interwoven customer conference in London, Sloan said his company developed its customer website in response to the success of travel booking sites such as Expedia. Businesses who made their names and their... [19 Oct 2006]
UK retailers fail disability web access test
News The retail websites tested included Amazon, Apple, Argos, Carphone Warehouse, Dell, Expedia, lastminute.com, Marks & Spencer, Next, O2, Tesco and Thomas Cook. The UK's top online shopping sites all fail to meet basic web... [21 Sep 2006]
Yahoo! CEO: We are new-media trail blazers
News users may prefer to get travel information such as user recommendations on holiday locales from people within their online social network, rather than from a travel website like Expedia. CEO Terry Semel has said his... [07 Oct 2005]
Update: Barry Diller group bids $1.85bn for Ask Jeeves
News At that time, the company split off its extensive online travel holdings, including reservation services Expedia.com, Hotels.com and Hotwire, into a separate venture that does business under the Expedia... [21 Mar 2005]
$2bn deal for Ask Jeeves on the cards
News IAC owns a number of large dot-com businesses including Citysearch, Expedia and Match.com. Television and internet mogul Barry Diller is believed to have made a bid for search service Ask Jeeves. The value of the offer... [21 Mar 2005]
Microsoft to pull out of MSNBC?
News It also previously sold its 70 per cent stake in holiday company Expedia. Microsoft could be about to pull out of the news organisation that bears its name, MSNBC. According to The New York Post, Microsoft and NBC, joint... [04 Mar 2005]
ebookers still struggling to find a buyer
News Rival online travel site Expedia's parent company InterActiveCorp dropped plans to buy the firm last week but in a trading statement today, ebookers said talks with other buyers are still ongoing. Online travel firm... [14 Oct 2004]
Opodo stake snapped up
News Opodo set up in the UK in 2002 but, after a promising start, has struggled to match the high traffic of competitors such as Expedia and Lastminute, although the loss-making site does fare better with its properties in... [16 Jun 2004]
Lastminute lays into railways over unfair competition
News The French arm of online travel agent lastminute.com has accused France's national railway company, the SNCF, of stepping outside its public service remit by selling travel and flight offers from American partner Expedia... [27 May 2004]
ebookers cuts European and Indian jobs as sales soar
News Singh is currently director of lodging demand at rival firm Expedia. Online travel firm ebookers has announced it is to cut jobs in India and Europe, despite reporting a 47 per cent increase in sales for the first... [10 May 2004]
Online travel giants battle to be web favourite
News The research, from internet watcher Nielsen NetRatings, revealed that expedia.co.uk, not lastminute.com, may well be the UK leader in online travel shopping. According to the figures, expedia.co.uk... [29 Jan 2004]
Travel dot-com bucks downturn
News The company is part of the Interactive Corporation group, which also owns travel site Expedia. US online hotel booking firm Hotels.com has got Martha Lane Fox squarely in its crosshairs as it bucks the worldwide crisis... [16 Oct 2003]
Lindows anti-Microsoft free PC website to stay
News You seem to have no objections when digital signatures are used to attempt to build Microsoft's profits, such as with MSN, Expedia or .Net," Robertson wrote. Linux seller Lindows.com said on Tuesday that it will continue... [01 Oct 2003]
