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Google says it's expanding its Google Flight Search tool to mobile devices, the company announced today.

Google has introduced a new search tool for flights that pits it against online travel sites such as Travelocity and Kayak.

Google wants your hotel shopping business with its new tool called Hotel Finder. Will it gain your trust?

If you commence an air travel search with Google today you may notice something is different.

The Justice Department on Friday approved Google’s $700 million acquisition of a flight search software maker, but imposed conditions limiting how Google could use the company’s technology, potentially opening the door to broader antitrust scrutiny of the search giant’s activities.

On July 1, 2010, ITA Software announced a merger agreement to be acquired by Google subject to customary closing conditions. Today we are extremely pleased with the DOJ’s decision to clear Google’s acquisition of ITA.

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Google has told delegates at the Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) conference that two thirds of businesses now plan their travel using search engines, with smart phone bookings rising 69% on last year.

The very public flap between Google and TripAdvisor over hotel reviews continues to play out like a travel industry soap opera. In case you have missed the drama, here is a run-down on what’s happened.

The U.S. Justice Department's review of Google Inc's planned acquisition of airline ticketing software company ITA Software is focusing on making sure ITA's products remain available, even to Google's rivals, according to a source close to the deal. Google's proposed acquisition of ITA has sparked worries in the tech world that travel websites such as Orbitz Worldwide Inc, Kayak and TripAdvisor could be deprived of ITA's software.