InsideTrack Alitalia, KLM To Merge The boards of Alitalia and KLM last week agreed to terms that will effectively merge the two carriers' operations and revenues into the largest passenger

Capturing The DataPortals, Carlson Tool Up Consolidation By Chris Davis Three new Web-enabled products allowing corporations to track, compile and classify meeting information companywide, all

SAS plans to recall a mothballed long-range aircraft in response to a boom in demand for intercontinental flights, the airline announced on Wednesday. The Scandinavian carrier said it would reintroduce...

Banking giant Wachovia Corp. will provide corporate card products by the fourth quarter of this year as part of an agreement with GE Money's Corporate Payment Services, the companies announced today.

Hidden hotel charges, which buyers found particularly irritating as lodging industry profits soared in 1999 and 2000, largely have vanished this year.

With its acquisition of Gelco Expense Management complete, expense reporting supplier Concur will roll out tools integrating the two companies' product capabilities in the coming months and plans soon...

Cendant Thursday confirmed it will acquire a substantial portion of the assets of Budget Group, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last month.

As promised by CEO David Siegel, US Airways today emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after less than eight months of reorganization.

Sluggish Economy Allows More Rooms For Negotiation By Robert Selwitz Sluggishness in the national economy is impacting New York City's hotels. While no mega-shifts are visible, there now are

SITE Plans Incentives Road Show By Chris Davis A large majority of American corporations don't use any incentive other than cash to motivate employees, and the new president of the