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Expedia’s EXPE13.69%increase; green up pointing triangle business-to-business division is becoming an increasingly important sales engine for the online travel agency. Chief Executive Ariane Gorin ...

Expedia Group Inc. fourth-quarter revenue rose at its fastest pace in three years on the back of still-resilient US travel demand. Revenue expanded 11% as travelers booked trips further out in advance ...

With much of the country in a deep freeze in the past month, plenty of people are likely thinking of getting away on a tropical vacation. Yet it’s been anything but a day at the beach for online ...

An online global travel company is laying off 100 employees in Central Texas. Expedia Group is cutting 100 jobs from its Austin offices this spring, according to a recent Texas Workforce Commission ...

Online travel company Expedia is laying off 100 workers at its Austin office. The company said it will cut the positions from its corporate offices at 11920 Alterra Parkway near The Domain starting ...

Online travel giant Expedia is laying off about 100 employees at its Austin office, adding to a growing list of tech workforce cuts in one of Texas' most prominent innovation hubs. The job cuts will ...

LYNWOOD, Calif. (KABC) -- A viral video showing officers punching and taking down a 17-year-old this weekend sparked widespread claims on social media that federal immigration agents were involved.

The Anaheim Police Department said Sunday that it will launch an internal, use-of-force investigation after an officer was seen in a cellphone video, appearing to strike a suspect with his firearm.