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Ctrip: Online Travel Agency Stock Could Fly Higher
Barron's He predicts the company will control 64% of China's online hotel business and 83% of online flights by 2017. "We think competition in air ticketing has ended," wrote Nomura's Jialong Shi earlier this month. There is still a bit of competition in hotels … |
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