TRVG - トリバゴ （trivago N.V.）

The company''s profitability has risen during the pandemic.

Mizuho analyst James Lee lowers Trivago (TRVG) -5% PT to $3 from $3.60 and maintains a buy rating.The company delivered a solid Q1 quarter as omicron dissipated quickly in Q1 and…

Trivago press release (TRVG): Q1 GAAP EPS of -€0.03.Revenue of €101.6M (+166.0% Y/Y).Press Release

Trivago N.V. (NASDAQ: TRVG ) has traded lower since reporting financial results on Monday despite the company''s optimism surrounding travel trends. "The U.S. is recovering quite good. We are seeing a steady recovery … and more recently we saw city travelers coming back, an important segment for the industry," Trivago CFO Matthias Tillmann said Wednesday on " Benzinga Live ." City travel diminished following the COVID-19 pandemic, but has recovered significantly in the U.S. Tillmann expects this trend to continue internationally as COVID restrictions are lifted. He noted that other factors have negatively impacted the company internationally, including the war in Ukraine. "But through March, we have seen a recovery from that and since the beginning of April, ... Full story available on Benzinga.com

The company''s profitability has risen during the pandemic.

Mizuho analyst James Lee lowers Trivago (TRVG) -5% PT to $3 from $3.60 and maintains a buy rating.The company delivered a solid Q1 quarter as omicron dissipated quickly in Q1 and…

Trivago press release (TRVG): Q1 GAAP EPS of -€0.03.Revenue of €101.6M (+166.0% Y/Y).Press Release

Trivago N.V. (NASDAQ: TRVG ) has traded lower since reporting financial results on Monday despite the company''s optimism surrounding travel trends. "The U.S. is recovering quite good. We are seeing a steady recovery … and more recently we saw city travelers coming back, an important segment for the industry," Trivago CFO Matthias Tillmann said Wednesday on " Benzinga Live ." City travel diminished following the COVID-19 pandemic, but has recovered significantly in the U.S. Tillmann expects this trend to continue internationally as COVID restrictions are lifted. He noted that other factors have negatively impacted the company internationally, including the war in Ukraine. "But through March, we have seen a recovery from that and since the beginning of April, ... Full story available on Benzinga.com

trivago NV (NASDAQ:NASDAQ:TRVG) Q1 2022 Earnings Conference Call May 04, 2022 08:15 AM ET Company Participants Axel Hefer - Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director Matthias Tillmann…

Expedia''s retail travel business generates big profits and continues to recover following the shock triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Benzinga’s weekly Stock Wars matches up two leaders in a major industry sector with the goal of determining which company is the better investment. This week, the duel is between two online travel companies: Expedia Group Inc. (NASDAQ: EXPE ) and Travelzoo (NASDAQ: TZOO ). The Case For Expedia Group: This company first entered the digital universe in 1996 as a division of Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT ) before being spun off as a public company in 1999. It was acquired by IAC/InterActiveCorp in 2003 and became part of IAC Travel , only to be spun off as Expedia Inc. in 1995. Over the years, the Seattle-headquartered company expanded through a series of acquisitions of major online travel sites including Travelocity, Trivago and Orbitz ; its other assets include Hotels.com, Vrbo, CheapTickets and CarRentals.com . Among its most recent corporate developments, Expedia Group signed an agreement last month to become a preferred redistributor of InterContinental Hotels Group PLC (NYSE: IHG ) properties’ wholesale rates through Expedia Group’s Optimized Distribution Preferred program.

By William James LONDON (Reuters) -Anyone interested in buying Chelsea Football Club can make a proposal to the government, Britain said on Friday, after ministers sanctioned owner Roman Abramovich and halted his planned sale of the Premier League side. The British government, which has been under pressure to ramp up sanctions on Russian oligarchs after Moscow''s invasion of Ukraine last month, imposed a travel ban and froze Abramovich''s assets on Thursday. The announcement brought to a halt his recently announced plans to sell the London club, which he had expected to fetch more than three billion pounds ($3.9 billion). The club is now effectively controlled by the government and permitted to operate under strict conditions which prevent transfer deals and new ticket sales and even forced the club merchandise store to close. "As the licence conditions are written today, the sale would not be allowed," Britain''s technology minister Chris Philp told Sky News. "However, if a buyer emerged it would be open to that buyer or to that football club to approach the government and ask for the conditions to be varied in a way that allows that sale to take place." British property developer Nick Candy remains interested in making a bid, a spokesperson said in a statement, and was examining the details of Thursday''s sanctions announcement.

Chelsea training kit sponsor Trivago say they will stand by the club despite Roman Abramovich being sanctioned but added to calls for a change of ownership “as soon as possible”.