Delta CEO Richard Anderson this month spoke with BTN editor-in-chief David Meyer and senior editor Jay Boehmer to discuss Delta's integration with Northwest Airlines, the merged carrier's approach to...

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The continuing proliferation of shorter lead times combined with hoteliers' lack of contracting leverage have left suppliers with the difficult tasks of negotiating current, and forecasting future,...

Visa USA Raises The Smart Card Stakes By Lynn Woods Smart cards got a boost in the consumer world with the announcement by Visa U.S.A. that it has unveiled a chip-embedded version of its consumer

Cutting Edge Gov't Cards Run Into Rollout Snafus By Lynn Woods Confronted by access codes that don't work properly, the inability to retrieve online reports with new software

Meeting Lead Times Hold The Long Course Into 1999 By Chris DavisWhile a healthy majority of corporate planners still report that they are planning more small meetings than large ones,

Expense Partners Are Changing Fast ADP Sells Out To Concur, Galileo Allies With Vin.net By Mary Ann McNultyIn a dizzying pace of developments in the nascent automated expense

The U.S. airline sector is bracing for the traditionally more challenging winter months by finally raising airfares and, in some cases, trimming capacity growth, but stinging oil prices, enormous debt...

Washington Wire Barbara Cook, Washington Correspondent Another Tax Break? The Republican leadership's decision in Congress to consider only appropriations bills before adjourning this month