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Travel Stocks
Travel stocks are companies that generally specialize in transportation, lodging, or amusement. Traveling is a multi-faceted endeavor and can often take a number of different forms. As such, bookings companies like Booking Holdings are just as much travel stocks as airlines or hotels. Even peer-to-peer lodging platforms like Airbnb are considered travel stocks. Traveling is a good example of an economy-dependent business that tends to take off when times are good and slows down when things cool off.
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U.S. airlines posted their second-highest overall performance rating in 23 years in 2012, but the industry still had some stinkers. These were the five worst.
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The Dreamliner fiasco is going to hurt Boeing down the line ... but maybe not in the way you think. Take gains while you still have them.
Tuesday Apple Rumors: Apple’s iTV Delayed Until 2014
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Don’t Expect a Quick Fix for Dreamliner
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Man Booted From Flight for Taking Pic of Empty Seat
A travel blogger on a United flight from Newark, N.J., to Istanbul was removed after he took a picture of the plane's seats.
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Now that he has wrapped up the last major airline merger, here are three things Doug Parker must do to make the marriage of US Airways and American a happy one.
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British billionaire Richard Branson stands to make about $316 million from Liberty Global's $16 billion acquisition of Virgin Media.
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Once the Dreamliner debacle is behind it, the stock will soar as Boeing works off the huge back order of 787s and sells more of the still-unique aircraft.
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The relationship of transportation stocks to the market gets lots of attention, but data shows that transports aren't a great predictor of market direction.
FAA Steps In and Grounds Troubled Boeing 787s
Aviation regulators in Europe, the U.S., and Asia have now grounded Boeing's 787 Dreamliner over safety concerns after a series of incidents.
United Airlines Sued Over Fuel ‘Sham’
United Airlines is being sued by the Illinois Regional Transit Authority for allegedly running a "sham" office outside Cook County to avoid fuel taxes.
Will Dreamliner Woes Stall Boeing?
A rash of glitches has everyone -- including investors -- worried. The 787 is key to Boeing's future, so its growing pains need to be overcome pronto.
Third Time’s No Charm for Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Three safety issues in less than a week have shaken confidence in the success of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
Where U.S. Airlines Are Headed in 2013
After a strong 2012, profits this year could be tougher to come by as carriers work through efficiency upgrades -- and one more likely mega-merger.
