Company
Expedia Group Inc
NASDAQ:EXPE
Expedia Group Inc is an online travel company. The company has three segments. The Retail segment provides a full range of travel and advertising services to its worldwide customers.
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US stocks close in the green as investors eye upcoming Fed meeting, earnings
The Dow closed up 0.3% or 84 points at 33,062 points. The S&P 500 closed up 0.6% or 23 points up at 4,155 points, with the Nasdaq finishing the day up 1.6% or 201 points at 12,536 points
US stocks end mixed despite stronger-than-expected jobs report
However, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 hit record closing highs as the Nasdaq fell
Expedia CEO and CFO forced to resign after clashing with board Chairman Barry Diller
Diller and Vice Chairman Peter Kern will take over the day-to-day operations with immediate effect as the board looks for new leadership
Thomas Cook: From Loughborough railways to potential unravelling
Despite expanding from humble beginnings in 1841, the travel operator is now beset on all sides by encroaching rivals while also trying to keep up with changes in consumer behaviour
Hotel booking sites agree to change their ways as UK investigation identifies “serious concerns”
“The CMA has taken enforcement action to bring to an end misleading sales tactics, hidden charges and other practices in the online hotel booking market. These have been wholly unacceptable”
PRE-MARKET MOVERS: LogMein shares fall in pre-market on earnings, Expedia Group, Atlassian take off
Also in the frame before the New York bell was the Boston Beer Company and tech name Atlassian Corp
U.S. benchmarks end the week flat, TMX exchange halts trading after technical issue
The Nasdaq ended the day flat after being dragged down by tech stocks
Expedia 1Q beats Street on strong bookings volume
The online travel company smashed Wall Street revenue estimates
Expedia's Orbitz.com unit reports data security breach involving 880,000 payment cards
Travel website said the breach involved access to information on what it called "a legacy booking platform"