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[Sramana Mitra on Strategy] Online Travel: Priceline Prospers, Expedia & Orbitz Slow: As competition in the industry increases and players like Expedia come up with more innovations and Priceline continues to expand its share, Orbitz has a tough task ahead. The management also tabled similar views by suggesting that the previously attained growth rates of 9-12% might be difficult.

[Bublus] Expedia, Inc. Reports First Quarter 2008 Results: These shares have been included in diluted shares from the date of our spin-off from IAC. * During the first quarter of 2008 there were no conversions of Ask Notes into common shares.

 [Trading for the Masses] The Sky is Falling . . . He says in full jest.: Broadpoint Capital cuts their tgt on BPFH to $17 from $21 to reflect reduced EPS expectations and lower industry multiples as the credit cycle deepens, and cutting our FY08 and FY09 EPS estimates by $0.11 and $0.05 to $1.40 and $1.70, respectively, to reflect our expectations for higher provision expense and slower balance sheet growth. We continue to believe fears of a potential credit event at Gibraltar, fueled by a lack of investor confidence in oversight of the subsidiary banks following the First Private credit event, will materially limit share upside until Gibraltar gets the “all clear”

 [Search Month: Search News In Review] Search Year 2007: Search News, In Review: Diller On Ask's Growth, Facebook, & Buying AOL; Ask.com Plans On China Expansion; Ask.com Helps IAC Earn 40% Increase In Q3 2007 Media Revenue; IAC Reports Q2 Earnings, Ask.com Revenue Down On A Per Query Basis ...

 [Trading for the Masses] Data Feed: Note the Bond mkt closes early today, at 13:00ET… In Europe, mkts inched lower in early trade, with volumes expected to remain thin in a shortened session ahead of the New Year’s Day holiday and with the German stock mkt closed.

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