Navigant International today reported net income of $5.7 million for the third quarter ending Sept. 30, improving on its $5.3 million loss in the third quarter of 2001. The Denver-based agency saw...

The decision by Continental, Delta and Northwest airlines to implement their trilateral alliance in defiance of the U.S. Department of Transportation sets the stage for a drawn out legal battle that...

Two New Hotels Gain Entry Into Japan's Int'l Biz Arena By Judy Jacobs While new hotels in Japan's major cities are a rarity these days thanks to a decade-long recession and ample supply of rooms,

N.Y. Planners Cruise Through Meetings On The Hudson By Robert Selwitz Planners looking to chart a different course for their Manhattan meetings should check out the ebb and flow of the Hudson

Call For Tax ExtensionTransportation Secretary (soon to be Energy Secretary) Federico Peña has issued a call for the new Congress to promptly pass a short-term extension of the

Citing "excessive charges levied by American Express," Ryanair today announced that effective June 30 it will no longer accept the card for payment.

Concur Technologies today launched Concur Compliance Solutions, a set of software and services addressing the need for more visibility into corporate spending, compliance and T&E fraud.

Biz Flyers Opt For Alternatives Around, To Cincinnati By Robert Selwitz High quality service and high ticket prices go hand in hand at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International

Visa Poll Promotes Purchasing Cards By Mary Ann McNultySan Francisco - In one of the first studies on the benefits of purchasing cards, results indicate that corporations can slash

Corporate housing suppliers posted a record year in 2006, with a supply growth rate more than 20 times that of hotels, and similar growth is expected to continue throughout 2007, according to the...