Industry Goes Intranet By Cheryl Rosen Dallas - The travel technology at the National Business Travel Association conference last year was back again this month with a new tale to tell. If the

Ernst & Young and Capgemini last month agreed to pay $20 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging the mega accounting firm and its former subsidiary over-charged clients millions of dollars for...

The Air Transport Association of America again criticized the Transportation Security Administration's plan for a nationwide registered traveler program. "Nothing ... suggests that continued...

The two leading business-travel organizations this week said they expect a resolution of last week's setback related to an agreement on European Union airlines sharing passenger data with United States...

Temporary staffing and employment agency Adecco has saved more than $200,000 in the first half of this year on its meeting expenditures by hiring help of its own to drive 95 percent compliance with a...

Almost two months after the International Air Transport Association relaxed several key restrictions in its fare purchasing rules, buyers and travel management companies are identifying opportunities to...

NBTA's Shyman Focuses On RFPs, Internet By Stefani C. O'Connor Hazeltine Corp. travel manager Judie Shyman is at the midway point in her two-year term as president of the National Business Travel

ARC sales in August increased nearly 7 percent to $6.6 billion on 1 percent higher transaction volume, marking a second consecutive month of growth. Domestic fare sales grew just under 1 percent while...