InsideTrack Consumers Expected To Pay For More Fuel Hikes The highest fuel prices in nearly a decade are expected to continue throughout 2000, forcing airlines to find ways to recoup costs.

Venezuela Seeks Ways To Strengthen Sagging Economy By Frank Rosci Recent changes in Venezuela that now permit private investment have spurred more business activity from the United States and other

Bills have been introduced in both houses of Congress this session seeking the restoration of the business meal tax deduction. In the House of Representatives, two bills--H.R. 1285 by Rep. John

Newark, N.J. - Continental Airlines and United Airlines are shooting it out in the most dynamic dogfight between the major network airlines today. In fact, the rivalry is the only current example of

FONT SIZE="+3" European Tickets Cross Borders By Amon Cohen European Union companies can now issue and distribute airline tickets to employees in other European countries via satellite ticket

AA-BA Sees Rejection Other Alliances Further Joint Sales Efforts By David Jonas Faced with imminent rejection of its antitrust immunity request from the U.S. Department of

Car Res Goes Direct Car, Limo Suppliers Link To GDS In Real Time By Lynn Woods Ground transportation companies are taking their products global--and into real time--thanks to

Managing Meetings At Eli Lilly & Co.: By Chris Davis Buoyed by millions of dollars in savings and a nearly 90 percent compliance rate for its domestic meetings consolidation program,

Frankfurt-based corporate online booking and data consolidation provider I:FAO has begun the deployment of version 7 of its Cytric self-booking tool, an upgrade I:FAO termed "a new product that offers...

Qatar Airways this month is transitioning its New York-area services from Newark Liberty International Airport to JFK International Airport as it plans to launch daily non-stop flights between New York...