Chinese travel site Ctrip pays US$1.7 billion for Skyscanner MENAFN.COM The travel service provider will pay 1.4 billion mainly cash for the Edinburgh-based firm, the companies said in separate statements late Wednesday. NASDAQ-listed Ctrip, partly owned by Chinese search giant Baidu, provides online booking for airline ... |
2016-11-25
Chinese travel site Ctrip pays US$1.7 billion for Skyscanner – MENAFN.COM
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