Who Relies More On Debt: Priceline Or Expedia?
- The analysis reveals that both the online travel giants are reliant on debt to a significant extent.
- Priceline is comparatively somewhat more reliant on Debt for generating assets and financing growth than Expedia.
- This makes Priceline’s earnings slightly more susceptible to volatility on account of interest expense.
Have more questions on Expedia? See the links below.
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- Expedia Year 2015 Review
- How Have Expedia’s Different Segments Performed Over The Last Five Years?
- Expedia Q1 2016 Earnings Results
- How Does Expedia’s Financial State Currently Look?
- What Percentage of Expedia’s Stock Price Can Be Attributed To Growth?
Notes:
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