It was only a couple of years ago that Australia-based travel company Webjet made a tiny proportion of its profit from business-to-business sales, but in just a short space of time its WebBeds unit ...

Webjet Limited (ASX:WEB), is not the largest company out there, but it saw a double-digit share price rise of over 10% in the past couple of months on the ASX. As a stock with high coverage by ...

More news: Shares in online travel agency Webjet have jumped after receiving a $353 million acquisition offer from rival Helloworld. At 12:57am AEDT shares in Webjet had lifted 17.22% to 88 cents each ...

Webjet (ASX: WJL) has landed in that awkward category of stocks where plenty of value sits on the table, but deteriorating fundamentals could drag the share price lower still. The stock tumbled 11.2% ...

Webjet Group Limited has issued an updated notification to the ASX confirming ongoing on‑market share buy‑back activity in its ordinary fully paid shares. The latest daily filing reports that a total ...

Travel outfit Webjet is strongly rebounding from the coronavirus “shadow of death” but still has kept a lid on dividends while a potential debt repayment looms. Referencing Gangsta’s Paradise by late ...

The ACCC is taking Webjet to Federal Court over not disclosing extra fees and charges when it advertised flights. The watchdog also alleges the company breached consumer law by confirming a flight was ...

The Federal Court has today ordered online travel agency Webjet to pay $9 million in penalties for making false or misleading statements about the price of flights and booking confirmations, after a ...

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The ACCC alleges that Webjet breached Australian Consumer Law when it made statements on its app, in marketing emails, on social media and on its website about the minimum price of airfares without ...

On Monday, the Federal Court ordered online travel agency Webjet to pay $9m in penalties for making “false or misleading statements about the price of flights and booking confirmations”. Webjet ...