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Priceline calmed investor fears with Q4 earnings that flew past estimates and a boost to its stock buyback program, sending shares higher despite weak guidance. Helped by stronger-than-expected growth of bookings in Europe, Priceline (PCLN) early Thursday posted earnings per share minus items of $10.85. That was above the Wall Street consensus of $10.10 and up 23% from the year-earlier period. The world’s largest travel service company by bookings Scalper1 News
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