2013 Archives

The promise of greater competition in London from Gulf carriers may have Heathrow slightly spooked, but it's likely the end result will be another runway there as opposed to a real rival in Stansted.

These kinds of lawsuits come out of the woodwork every time a high profile public company acquisition happens. The deal will go through, this is just noise on the way.

Blogs that are corporate Pablum are destined to be serial failures.

Priceline isn’t just making its message younger and more mobile-friendly -- it’s making sure the Negotiator legacy lives on, even after Shatner is gone.

Some American Airlines shareholders appreciate the stock's appreciation, but it is a pipe dream if they believe a merger won't eventually take place.

Is Avis Budget the Priceline of the rental car industry in allowing subsidiaries to operate independently? Zipcar and its employees will soon find out.

The tube is one of the oldest subway systems in the world and its history not only tracks transportation transformations, but also serves as a record of the London’s political and cultural past.

Real corporate responsibility begins when companies go beyond mere "compliance" with regulations against outcast airlines and governments.

At the time of launch, Minitime had high ambitions of creating an internal social community, booking platform, and editorial landing page. Its first acquisition signals a commitment to at least one of those goals.

There are political and natural factors that influence even the best country brands, which is why some countries doing their best to promote tourism are still seeing little economic impact.