Corp. Web Spend To Double By Mary Ann McNulty Corporate Internet spending is expected to more than double by 2002, from $85 billion this year to $203 billion, according to

Delta Air Lines chairman and CEO Leo Mullin this morning announced that next year he will retire after more than six years at the helm of the world's third-largest airline.

Payment solutions provider AirPlus has moved to self-issuing of cards in its core German market. If the project proves successful, it will look to extend the idea to some of its other key markets, such...

After two years of complete renovation and modernization, the 385-room Holiday Inn Select Stamford recently opened its doors as a primary suburban hotel for New York City-bound business travelers.The

The House appropriations committee yesterday rejected President George W. Bush's proposal to more than double airline ticket taxes to pay for more security at airports, a victory for the financially...

American Express and online meeting management platform provider Travent have launched a joint product that they claim automates expense reconciliation for meeting planners for the first time....

FONT SIZE="+3" Hong Kong Haul: Service At Any Cost? By Jay Campbell New York - Cathay Pacific's July 1 entry into the New York-Hong Kong market, the airline's second route to the United States

Northwest Airlines and United Airlines today announced the availability of interlined electronic tickets, enabling passengers to book single e-tickets for itineraries that include both carriers and to...

Northwest Adds Customer Service By Jay Campbell Following the resignation of Michael Levine, senior vice president of marketing and international, Northwest Airlines this month

Foreign Carriers Up U.S. Corp. Pursuit By David Jonas Though you don't see the overcapacity issue rearing its head too often anymore across the Atlantic, competitive deals for buyers still abound.