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Booking beats on room nights during holiday travel season
BOOKING Holdings, the parent to travel brands including Kayak and Priceline, delivered better-than-expected fourth-quarter results following a bustling holiday season.
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Booking.com could cut jobs as part of reorganisation plan
ONLINE travel agency Booking.com could cut jobs as part of a review of its organisational structure, it said on Saturday (Nov 9).
Booking.com’s price curbs on hotels may hinder competition: EU top court
The restrictions don’t seem to be necessary for the company’s economic viability, but are not anti-competitive under EU laws, say judges
Booking’s soft forecast overshadows second-quarter earnings beat
BOOKING, the parent company to almost a dozen travel brands including Kayak and Priceline, delivered a disappointing forecast for the third quarter, even as it posted second-quarter results that mostl...
Booking.com sounds alarm on AI-enabled travel scams
AS TRAVELLERS rush to book their summer getaways, Booking.com’s Internet safety boss said to watch out for supercharged artificial intelligence (AI) scams.
Booking says room reservations to slow amid Middle-East conflict
BOOKING Holdings, owner of travel brands Kayak and Priceline, said it expects room-night reservations to slow in the current quarter as tensions in the Middle East curb regional tourism.
Booking.com owner sells debt for stock buyback as travel cools
THE owner of travel website Booking.com is selling debt to fund a stock buyback after its shares plunged last week on the back of disappointing earnings.
Booking.com settles Italian tax dispute with 94 million euros payment
TRAVEL website Booking.com has agreed to pay about 94 million euros (S$137 million) to settle a tax dispute in Italy, Genoa prosecutors said on Friday (Nov 10).
Booking results beat expectations, buoyed by strong summer travel
BOOKING Holdings fell after the company said travel demand had been diminished by the Israel-Hamas war, even while forecasting growth and reporting third-quarter earnings that beat expectations.
