Farecast launched this summer with a witty name and a clever premise: Using data mining and a huge library of historical prices, it would be able to predict a rise and fall in airfares. By telling you ...

Farecast, the airfare price prediction site for savvy travelers looking for the best deal, has finally moved beyond U.S. borders to offer predictions for those traveling to Europe, Mexico, the ...

Earlier this month, Microsoft killed Bing's Farecast feature, which predicted whether airline fares were likely to rise or fall in the future, the company confirmed to Geekwire's John Cook. Microsoft ...

The Farecast travel search engine, acquired by Microsoft in April, edged out Orbitz to become the sole air-search option on MSN.com in the U.S. The move marks the first time that a major portal has ...

Farecast, the Seattle-based travel price prediction service, becomes part of Microsoft’s Bing Travel Wednesday when the company launches its new Bing.com search engine incorporating content previously ...

One of our favorite sites, the airfare prediction site Farecast, is spreading its wings today and launching a beta pricing service for hotels as well. The service works for the top 30 U.S. travel ...

Seattle based airfare prediction service Farecast is testing what the company calls its first retail product beyond basic price forecasts; the company is now offering to lock in ticket prices against ...

Farecast, the airfare price prediction site, has expanded its coverage and price prediction tools to a new beta service for hotels. For the launch the new hotel price predictions work in the top 30 ...

Farecast, an Internet startup, is guaranteeing a low fare for up to seven days. Fare Guard, a service introduced a week ago, doesn't secure a low fare on a particular flight but guarantees the ...

Airfares are as unpredictable as the weather and can change even more quickly. So I was dubious of claims by online travel tool Farecast.com that it could not only find cheap airline tickets but also ...

Rumors about the acquisition of Farecast are accurate – in a very brief blog post CEO Hugh Crean says they’ve been acquired by Microsoft. SeattlePI, which first broke the rumor last week, says the ...

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