Why Expedia Is So Attractive After the HomeAway Acquisition
Oppenheimer upgraded Expedia to an Outperform rating from Perform after the company announced that it will acquire HomeAway.
Oppenheimer upgraded Expedia to an Outperform rating from Perform after the company announced that it will acquire HomeAway.
The stock market has been bolstered for the strongest October in four years. Investors just keep proving that they want to buy value or undiscovered opportunities when they can. 24/7 Wall St.…
A new report from RBC details the firm's top Internet picks for what should prove to be an interesting finish to a rather frustrating trading year.
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Tuesday's leading analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Dollar General, eBay, Fresh Market, Marvell Technology, Party City and SAP.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Alibaba, Mobileye, NetApp, Nike, Salesforce.com and Stratasys.
A new report from UBS highlights trends in the online travel industry. The firm currently has a Buy rating on these four stocks.
hursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include American Express, Cablevision, Groupon, Salesforce.com, T-Mobile and Yelp.
ThinkstockExpedia Inc. (NASDAQ: EXPE) announced before Thursday’s trading that it would acquire Orbitz Worldwide Inc. (NYSE: OWW). The transaction will be for $12.00 per share all in cash, ultimately giving a total value…
Friday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Best Buy, Gilead Sciences, KeyCorp, National Bank of Greece, Pandora Media, Staples and Yelp.
Monday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Boot Barn, Chevron, Priceline, SolarCity and Verizon.
A new report from the Internet/e-commerce team at Merrill Lynch, gives a first look at what they think the winners for the third quarter will be.
If the economies around the world finally start to show some consistent growth in 2015, these four online travel stocks may see outstanding growth.
Some 71% of European airline passengers said they have flown on a low-cost carrier in the past two years because of -- wait for it -- low fares.
Online retailer Amazon.com spent $158 million in 2013 to buy search advertising from Google.