Expedia CEO Ariane Gorin said U.S. travel demand has softened. Bryan Steffy/Getty Images for Expedia Group Expedia Group CEO Ariane Gorin is betting the company’s future growth lies outside America.

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Expedia Group appears to be gaining competitive momentum, with stronger room night growth and improving marketing efficiency in 2025, according to a BTIG research note published Tuesday. Based on its ...

Expedia Q3 room nights rose 11%, with B2B up 26%. Learn how AI, loyalty and margin expansion can drive EBITDA growth—read the ...

In today’s CEO Daily: Diane Brady talks to Ariane Gorin, CEO of Expedia Group. The big story: U.S. sending more troops to the Caribbean. The markets: A mixed bag following a new all-time high in U.S.

Expedia Group topped estimates for its second quarter earnings with $3.8 billion in revenue, up 6% year-over-year, and adjusted net income of $546 million. Shares were up more than 15% in after-hours ...

Shares of Expedia (NASDAQ:EXPE) leapt higher in Thursday’s after-hours trading as the company’s second quarter results underscored consumers’ continued appetite for travel and exceeded Wall Street’s ...

President Trump's push to shift from quarterly to semiannual earnings reports is stirring controversy among business leaders. Some, however, aren't too worried. "I don't think it would necessarily ...