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More Airlines Join In Electronic Commerce Approach By David Jonas Wasting no time after a smooth transition to the new millennium, a slew of airlines around the globe have enlisted in the new joint

Candlewood Debuts Upscale Cambridge By David Meyer The original founder of extended-stay hotels has launched another new brand--an upscale hotel franchise called Cambridge Suites by

JPMorgan Chase has wooed the president of American Express' global commercial card business to head its Chase Card Services group, and American Express is filling that void with a pair of internal...

Four major U.S. airlines this week reported second-quarter financial figures that pointed to improving trends, including higher year-over-year unit revenues, as executives conveyed cautious optimism.

Sabre and Lufthansa today announced a four-year global distribution agreement, effective July 1, extending an arrangement reached in May 2008 and set to expire June 30, through which Sabre subscribers...

Aetna Inc. this year slashed its meeting expenditures by more than $1.5 million by mandating that all meetings be managed through a central department and all contracts negotiated and signed by meeting...

Rotterdam, the Netherlands - The Anglo-Dutch multinational Unilever last week became the guinea pig for KLM's first foray into electronic ticketing. The pilot is being staged for Netherlands-based

United's Woes Worst In 1Q By David Jonas United Airlines began 2001 with a slew of bad news: Its parent UAL Corp. dropped $305 million in the first quarter, acknowledged delays in closing its

United Renovates L.A. Terminals By Judy JacobsUnited Airlines has begun work on a $200 million expansion and renovation project that will encompass its three terminals buildings at Los