163 news & feature articles results for "orbitz travel"

The travel planning Web site employs RSS.

Posted by Alorie Gilbert

The company is in talks with a software maker that could help the travel site sell fares to traditional travel agents and avoid mounting legal hassles.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

Blackstone Group buys Cendant's travel business, which includes the two budget sites, among many other properties.

Posted by Ina Fried

Tough times for the travel industry are prompting the online travel site to tighten its belt, a positive measure if it means hitting profitability sooner than expected.

Posted by Sergio G. Non

In the face of heated competition, controversial travel Web site Orbitz.com says it has delayed its public launch date from this year to next June.

Posted by Melanie Austria Farmer

Orbitz, the Web travel agency backed by a group of top U.S. airlines, laid off 17 employees, or about 10 percent of its work force, Chief Executive Jeffrey Katz said. The terrorist attacks have caused a slowdown in air travel, and although Chicago-based Orbitz has enough cash to outlast an extended sales slump, Katz said, the company is forecasting the downturn could last for "an extended time." Cost reductions were "prudent," he said.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

special report No longer a struggling start-up, the online travel site is once again attracting the attention of federal regulators as rivals claim Orbitz is a monopoly.

Posted by Rachel Konrad

Online travel site offers free flight status, hotel room information.

Posted by Elinor Mills

A database problem puts the popular travel site out of commission, rendering it unavailable to visitors at the height of the busy summer travel season.

Posted by Alorie Gilbert

After facing antitrust scrutiny and other challenges, the airline-backed online travel site says it is officially open for business.

Posted by Melanie Austria Farmer