Expedia Group, Inc.
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Analysts raised Expedia Group (EXPE) 12-month price targets after the company reported a strong quarter, according to research notes cited in the article. Rothschild & Co Redburn lifted its target to $390 from $370, Oppenheimer to $365 from $310, and TD Cowen to $320 from $285. FactSet data cited shows a $323.76 mean target.
HSBC raised its price target on Expedia Group to $417 from $409, according to the brokerage note cited in the article. The piece also lists other firms adjusting targets for Expedia Group, including BMO Capital to $285 from $265 and Rothschild & Co Redburn to $390 from $370.
CNBC’s newsletter previews Friday’s market drivers, including the 8:30 a.m. ET jobs report. It cites a Dow consensus estimate of 83,000 and Kalshi prediction splits. It also highlights stock-specific items: Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Expedia, Booking Holdings, Capital One, Ralph Lauren, Williams-Sonoma, Under Armour, Fluor, and Take-Two (GTA due in November).
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 27 news stories mentioning EXPE (Expedia Group, Inc.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 20 bullish, 6 neutral, and 1 bearish.
Recent EXPE coverage spans financial news, earnings and macro economy.
The article signals a bullish sell-side re-rating for EXPE via sizable, near-term target hikes from several firms.
PT increase suggests modestly more constructive valuation expectations, but the article provides no new company fundamentals beyond the target change.
EXPE is referenced for travel-demand strength, but the article provides no new EXPE metric or corporate update.
Expedia’s stake support for the Amex GBT acquisition is a deal-related signal, but the article provides no incremental valuation or expected payout details for EXPE.
Raised outlook tied to AI adoption and B2B momentum suggests improving forward revenue and EBITDA trajectory, supporting a bullish near-term bias.
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Analysts raised Expedia Group (EXPE) 12-month price targets after the company reported a strong quarter, according to research notes cited in the article. Rothschild & Co Redburn lifted its target to $390 from $370, Oppenheimer to $365 from $310, and TD Cowen to $320 from $285. FactSet data cited shows a $323.76 mean target.
2 min readHSBC raised its price target on Expedia Group to $417 from $409, according to the brokerage note cited in the article. The piece also lists other firms adjusting targets for Expedia Group, including BMO Capital to $285 from $265 and Rothschild & Co Redburn to $390 from $370.
1 min readCNBC’s newsletter previews Friday’s market drivers, including the 8:30 a.m. ET jobs report. It cites a Dow consensus estimate of 83,000 and Kalshi prediction splits. It also highlights stock-specific items: Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Expedia, Booking Holdings, Capital One, Ralph Lauren, Williams-Sonoma, Under Armour, Fluor, and Take-Two (GTA due in November).
6 min readAmerican Express Global Business Travel (Amex GBT) launched an Egencia AI connector in Anthropic’s Claude, enabling travelers and enterprise AI agents to search, book and manage policy-compliant air and hotel travel within Egencia. It also expanded Egencia AI to Google Chat and Microsoft Teams. The connector is slated for Q3 2026. Separately, Amex GBT is being acquired by Long Lake Management for about $6.3B.
5 min readExpedia reported Q2 results above expectations, citing resilient U.S. travel demand, earlier bookings, and late-quarter demand tied to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Gross bookings rose 12% to $33.9B and revenue 14% to $4.3B; adjusted EBITDA rose 23% to $1.12B. The company raised full-year guidance and highlighted AI and B2B growth momentum.
5 min readJim Cramer’s market watch highlights mixed stock futures, with Nasdaq pressured by post-earnings weakness at Sandisk and Western Digital. He notes price-target hikes for Eli Lilly, Shopify, Block, Duolingo, Expedia, and CVS Health, plus a guidance cut for Honeywell Aerospace after its June spin-off. SpaceX shares begin trading after IPO lock-up expiration.
7 min readA bipartisan US Senate Judiciary subcommittee held its first hearing on “surveillance pricing” and the legal gaps for “agentic” AI shopping assistants. Witnesses cited FTC findings that at least 250 retailers used pricing intermediaries and Consumer Reports data that Instacart AI tests raised some items up to 23% for some shoppers. Senators questioned companies including Kroger and Lyft.
6 min readIceland Express signed a two-year distribution agreement with Expedia, according to InternetTravelNews.com. Starting at end-2007, Iceland Express passengers can book hotels via Expedia’s booking engine on the airline’s website for 14 European destinations. The airline also continues working with Reykjavik Hotels. Iceland Express CEO Matthias Imsland and Expedia SVP David Roche cited expanded hotel choice.
2 min readExpedia (EXPE) reported Q2 CY2026 revenue of $4.32 billion, up 14% year on year and about 3.5% above analysts’ estimates, according to the company. Non-GAAP profit was $5.76 per share, 9.7% above consensus. Next-quarter revenue guidance was $4.70 billion at the midpoint, slightly above expectations.
4 min readExpedia Group (EXPE) reported Q2 2026 gross bookings up 12% and revenue up 14%, with adjusted EBITDA of $1.1 billion (+23%) and margin rising to 25.9%. The company raised full-year guidance, citing resilient travel demand and FX tailwinds. It also said B2B logged its 20th straight quarter of double-digit growth and outlined AI and B2B acquisition plans.
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