New York's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center opened its new exhibition hall, Javits Center North, for its first event in August when it hosted Business Journals Inc.'s Fashion Avenue Market Expo, a...

A veteran of the industrial railroad business this month moved to the passenger side of the industry to take over as Amtrak's CEO.

Starwood Expands Presence In Taiwan By Maria Lenhart With the debut of two Westin properties late last year and a Four Points by Sheraton under construction, Starwood Hotels & Resorts

New Biz Investment Projects Now Underway In Osaka By Maria Lenhart Osaka, the city best known as a leading Japanese business capital, is investing in a raft of new tourism infrastructure projects

GSA Splits Card Contract Among 6 Vendors By Lynn WoodsThe U.S. General Services Administration has awarded contracts for the next generation of federal government charge cards to six

Five airlines have applied to the Transportation Department to fill a rare opening in the national route map: a single pair of slots to operate one roundtrip per day at Washington, D.C.'s Reagan...

Wellesley, Mass. - EG&G, a global technology company, is piloting Captura Software's Employee Payables

Workers at 10 San Francisco hotels this week returned to work as the hotels and the local Unite Here branch of the AFL-CIO agreed to a 60-day cooling off period, ending a lockout that had kept 4,000...

Sabre Diving Into E-Mtgs.GetThere Buy Raises Weighty Partnerships By Chris Davis The burgeoning alliances between online meeting management firms and booking providers was shaken up last month,

Sabre Holdings today said it expects incentives it pays agencies, including its own Travelocity, to grow by as much as $50 million in 2004, adding to a cost line that now is Sabre's largest at...