FONT SIZE="+3" Lilly Pares Vendors, Goes Net By Stefani C. O'Connor Indianapolis - A corporate initiative to "operate smarter" within pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Co. has resulted in the

A number of European hotel markets including Amsterdam, Prague, Paris and several German cities saw significant room rate drops in May, and some of those drops will continue through next year, according...

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The Federal Aviation Administration yesterday extended through October a flight reduction program at Chicago O'Hare International Airport and also proposed a new federal rule that would seek to ease...

NW Navigates Turbulence Richard Anderson in February took the reins as Northwest Airlines' CEO during a time wrought with labor and economic difficulties. Though the carrier since has settled with

BTN's Parent Moves To Centralized European Res. Center By Amon Cohen Global media giant United News & Media has started routing telephone reservations from four European

Del Mar, Calif. - With their non-compete clauses from American Express having expired in January, two well-known figures from the former Lifeco Services Corp. are back in action in the corporate

Carrier A Legend In The Making By David Jonas Dallas - Already well-known for sidestepping a legal barrage from American Airlines and the city of Ft. Worth, Legend Airlines next week takes to the

Card Cos. Push B2B WebwardSecond Of A Three-Part Series On E-Commerce Purchasing By Cheryl Rosen If the crystal ball gazers are right, suppliers of corporate charge cards are facing the move of

European Low-Cost Carriers Begin To Gain Ground By Amon CohenMuch as in the United States, low-cost European airlines are finding that the question of whether they are deemed