Transport, Trade and Regulation News

Siemens Nixdorf Informationssysteme AG, a unit of Germany's Siemens AG, has made a tender offer for

DISTRIBUTION SCIENCES INC. (Des Plaines, Ill.) - Mary Lynn Treadwell was named to the new position o

Successful fleet operators today improve their bottom line by focusing on mechanical details as well

The air cargo industry took another step forward last week in its march to cut paperwork. Fr

The first detailed case study of automatic equipment identification (AEI) on U.S. railroads has foun

Women in Transportation. Feb. 21. Panel discussion on "Electronic Environment in Theory and in Pract

NEW DEVICE PROMISES FASTER SPILL RESPONSEA new sensing device developed by three scientists

A chart that appeared on Page 3B Feb. 7, accompanying the story headlined ''Proposal to Pool Boxes,

Unisys Corp. announced last week that it has received a contract valued at $2.2 million from Malaysi

Japan Satellite Systems Inc. said Monday it has obtained a license from the Posts and Telecommunicat

The Federal Aviation Administration has barred Boeing from conducting high- altitude flight tests on

Public Service Co. of Colorado and IBM announced an unprecedented 10-year, $690 million alliance las

Learjet Inc. has purchased an aircraft maintenance center at Indianapolis International Airport from

"Scouting and Networking for New Technologies." Feb. 9-10. Seminar sponsored by Southeast University

AIRBORNE IMPLEMENTS US-CANADA DATA LINKPORTLAND, Ore. - Airborne Express announced M

Confused about electronic data interchange? You are not alone. A series of seminars around t

Compaq Computer Corp. will share design and manufacturing of a new, multimedia notebook computer wit

A plan to have a group of airlines pool air cargo containers and pallets is gaining momentum.

The Tech Museum of Innovation has received two big donations pushing it past the halfway point of th

A defective part that could have caused severe rudder control problems was discovered on a United Ai

The Super Show '95. Feb. 3-6. Georgia World Congress Center, Georgia Dome and Atlanta Apparel Mart,

U.S. shipbuilders face a difficult dilemma: the use of robot technology in the construction of ships

If they build it, will anyone come? Officials of 16 airlines, including all major U.S. carri

European, U.S. and Japanese electronics industry leaders urged governments to promote the global inf

FHWA AWARDS PACTS FOR TRANSPORT STUDYWASHINGTON - The Federal Highway Administration

Seeking to give automation a lift, senior executives from leading airlines and air freight forwarder

Harbinger EDI Services Inc., a provider of electronic commerce services, said Friday it acquired the

Commerce Secretary Ron Brown will personally investigate the nettlesome issue of visas for Indian co

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The Air Force declared its first squadron of C-17s operational last week, about 19 months after the

A group of electronics and defense firms led by TRW Inc.'s TRW Systems Integration Group was awarded

A word to the wise: Before surfing the Internet, test the water. We have found that the info

Putting aside seven years of lawsuits and counter suits, semiconductor chip rivals Intel Corp. and A

Two transportation companies have begun using electronic data interchange to significantly cut the c

ALCATEL TO INCREASE INVESTMENT IN CHINABEIJING - France's Alcatel Alsthom is to inve

Transportation Research Board. Jan. 21-27. Annual meeting. Sheraton/ Shoreham Hotels, Washington. Co

The information highway, the Internet and cyberspace. For many people born closer to the beginning o

IMC Systems Group said it has sold its Import2000 management system to Reitmans Canada Ltd., a leadi

A startup Long Beach aerospace company won a $250,000 state grant to help it develop a flying-saucer

DELTA TO SELL FEDEX 3 OF ITS AIRBUS JETSATLANTA - Delta Air Lines said it has agreed