84 posts tagged priceline
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Online Vacation Planning
http://ocpinay.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ online-vacation-planning.htmlI usually do the vacation planning for me and my husband. And for someone who works 12-hour days, this is not easy. Thankfully, like most of the things nowadays I found help online. My boss once said she got $75 hotel reservations for downtown LA at priceline.com - so I decided to give it a try.
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Priceline?s results soar, thanks to Booking.com and Agoda
http://www.hotelmarketing.com/ index.php/ article/ pricelines_results_soar_thank…Priceline on Thursday blew away first-quarter views and raised its outlook on soaring European bookings and a hefty boost from U.S. consumers hunting for travel bargains.
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Priceline Saves You 5 Dollars
http://www.radlist2.com/ 2008/ 05/ 10/ priceline-saves-you-5-bucks/Priceline Saves You 5 Dollars A friend pointed out that Priceline.com - and Captain Kirk - will sell the same airline ticket as Expedia minus the $5 booking fee. Not a lot of savings, but certainly easy enough to do. Notice that Priceline is running TV commercials touting this savings.
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PCLN (+27.9%, +141%)
http://www.optionpundit.net/ past-performance/ pcln-279-141Here are the results of PCLN trades , +20.5% , +27.9% and +141% for three different types of strategies as mentioned in the OPNewsletter’s member’s only section of the forum. Profitable trading, OP Past Performance, PCLN, priceline, Trade IdeasPast Performance, PCLN, priceline, Trade Ideas ShareThis
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Priceline’s Mind Blowing Performance
http://www.optionpundit.net/ past-performance/ priceline%e2%80%99s-mind-blowing-…Priceline (PCLN) blew past first-quarter estimates as per its report after market close on Thursday. It also raised its outlook on soaring European bookings and a hefty boost from consumers hunting for travel bargains. I earlier mentioned that I am bullishly biased, and that’s how I played at OPNewsletter.
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Editors are important, part 22
http://mypointexactly.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 07/ editors-are-important-part-22…Priceline.com’s television commercial features the same subject-verb agreement problem that’s featured twice in this screen shot: It should read: Lower fees mean lower prices. Why the weird capitalization on the heading? What possible scheme could justify capitalizing every word except “means” as they do here?
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San Francisco trip
http://moneywinks.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 06/ san-francisco-trip/Happy May to you all. This month my wife and I are taking a long weekend to San Francisco. I have not been there since high school and she has never been. Anyway, we already bought our airfare a few months ago through Southwest and got a smoking deal. We are both flying round trip for $300. We
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Leading travel stocks after a third of 2008
http://travolution.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ leading-travel-stocks-after-third-of.…[UPDATE at bottom of post] Some interesting stats... Expedia: started 2008 on $0.31 a share. Now $0.25. -19% British Airways: started 2008 on £3.09 a share. Now £2.48. -19% EasyJet: started 2008 on £6.13 a share. Now £3.24. -47% MoneySupermarket (owner of TravelSupermarket): started 2008 on £1.40 a share.
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Kensington Hotel Guide :: The Copthorne Tara
http://www.hotelchatter.com/ story/ 2008/ 4/ 21/ 13430/ 7231/ hotels/ Kensington…Kensington Hotel Guide :: The Copthorne Tara Where: Scarsdale Place, London, United Kingdom, W8 5SR 4/21/2008 at 2:51 PM Tags: Kensington Hotel Guide, Kensington-Hotel-Guide, London Hotels, Priceline Hotels The Copthorne Tara has a good location just off Kensington High Street but the hotel has failed to impress several guests.
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Farecast Goes to Microsoft in the Buy-it-up Race
http://www.profy.com/ 2008/ 04/ 17/ microsoft-confirms-farecast-buy/Rumors started circulating earlier in the week, but today, Microsoft confirmed to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer that it purchased Seattle-based Farecast at a rumored purchase price of over $75 million USD. Farecast has also confirmed the sale on their blog.