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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2009
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NEWS ABOUT: Expedia

Expedia stories: 4 news summaries
MARKETS

 Flu Spooks Street; Dow Off 51 

Firms likely to be hurt by reaction to disease see shares drop

Apr 27, 09 3:18 PM CDT
(Newser) - Swine flu worried investors but wasn’t enough to spark a full-scale sell-off today, the Financial Times reports. AMR, parent of American Airlines, Marriott, and Expedia fell as investors bet against firms that may be specifically hurt. Shares of Gilead Sciences, developer of Tamiflu, were up nearly 4%, however. The... More »

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Dow Jones • American Airlines • Marriott • Nasdaq • Expedia • Tamiflu • S&P 500 • swine flu • Gilead Sciences

Expedia Moves to Capture European Market

Travel giant hopes half of revenue will come from abroad within 5-6 years

Dec 17, 07 10:42 AM CST
(Newser) - Citing saturation in US travel, Expedia will move aggressively to seize European market share, reports the Financial Times, with hopes that half its revenue will be international within 5 or 6 years. The travel giant hopes to move in while European competitors Thomas Cook and Tui Travel are distracted... More »

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travel • Expedia • Thomas Cook • Tui Travel • Dara Khosrowshahi

Diller's IAC to Split Into
Five Companies

HSN, Ticketmaster, Interval International, LendingTree spin off

Nov 5, 07 1:27 PM CST
(Newser) - Barry Diller's InterActiveCorp will split into five separately traded companies, their board announced today.  Former IAC components Home Shopping Network, Ticketmaster, vacation site Interval International, and online real estate site LendingTree will all become separate firms under those names. CNN Money reports that the remaining pieces of IAC will... More »

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Ticketmaster • InterActiveCorp • John Malone • Barry Diller • Expedia • Liberty Media • Ask.com

Media Moguls' 'Marriage'
On the Rocks

Longtime partners Diller, Malone may be severing ties

Oct 27, 07 12:38 PM CDT
(Newser) - The long and lucrative partnership between media giants John Malone and Barry Diller may be nearing its end, the Wall Street Journal reports. "We've been frustrated with each other at times," says Diller, whose IAC empire, backed by Malone's Liberty Media, includes the Home Shopping Network, Ticketmaster and... More »

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InterActiveCorp • John Malone • Barry Diller • Expedia

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