Raleigh-Durham International Airport next month will roll out the first phase of a new terminal, which when completed will be able to process more than 11 million passengers a year.

Tech Talk By Mary Ann McNulty, Technology Editor Captura Promotes Vetras To President Expense software vendor Captura Software Inc., Bothell, Wash., began the new year by promoting

Corporate Buyer At MPI's Helm Aims To Achieve Balance By Chris Davis With the economy running smoothly, much of Corporate America in sound shape and many companies having "settled

Newsmakers: Galileo Hires New Team By Mary Ann McNulty Agency, airline and even its own sales representatives have been tapped to head up Galileo International's new sales efforts

Tiny Peabody Tops The Upper Upscale Winners By Maria P. Vallejo When it comes to quality, achieving a consistently high level arguably is easier for a smaller company than a larger

Allies On Display Star First To Link Partners Via The GDS By David Jonas and Mary Ann McNulty The news last week that Amadeus, Galileo and Sabre all can now display flight

A majority of corporations either now have or this year plan to develop formal policies covering meeting planning and procurement, most of which center around mitigating the risk associated with staging...

Inside Track Amex Targets Intranets The Amex-Microsoft partnership plans "more focus on intranet solutions" as it develops its suite of corporate booking products, according to American Express

Energy Fees ExplodeHotels Expand Nightly Surcharges Beyond West Coast By Bruce Serlen Regional power shortages and cost increases took on a national dimension this month as three of the biggest

Fuel surcharge price-fixing judgments against British Airways and Korean Air this month are part of a wider ongoing U.S. Department of Justice probe into airline antitrust activities. A spokesperson...