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Multimedia has become the buzzword of the computer industry and almost essential for any presentatio

The Federal Aviation Administration is building a $15.6 million research facility that will test run

BOEING TO INTEGRATE ITS COMPUTER SYSTEMSSEATTLE - A new effort by Boeing Co. to mode

With a new air freighter slated for delivery in October, Boeing Co. is gambling that it can win big

The group of nine ocean carriers comprising the Information System Agreement are making a common car

Sales jumped for database CD-ROM designer Dataware Technologies Inc. in 1994 to $32 million from $19

ENGINEER SAYS HE STOLE INTEL, AMD SECRETSArgentine engineer Bill Gaede said he stole technol

The rail industry is moving to set automated information standards for delivery of replacement parts

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Global Online Services Summit. May 31-June 2. Worldwide Web & Interactive MultiMedia in Europe, Asia

MICRON ELECTRONICS INC. (Boise, Idaho) - Joseph M. Daltoso was appointed chairman and chief executiv

EDI: Fitting the Pieces Together. May 17-19. Three-day seminar sponsored by Sterling Software Inc.'s

Problems with accurate mapping and routing have always been the bane of everyone in the transportati

New technology and the end of the Cold War are opening the skies of China and Russia to revolutioniz

Taiwan's aviation industry received a boost earlier this month when Lockheed Martin Corp., which wil

SCHNEIDER WILL SELL TELECOM SUBSIDIARYGREEN BAY, Wis. - Schneider National plans to

The search for alternative fuels has gotten colder. United Parcel Service Inc. is experiment

General Motors has announced plans to make up to 100,000 pickup trucks that run on ethanol, gasoline

Taiwan's Cabinet has approved a 192.5 billion New Taiwan dollar (US$7.6 billion) financial plan for

The United Nations is selling first-quarter 1995 international trade data from a handful of countrie

TYLAN GENERAL INC. (San Diego) - Tom Benjamin and Michael Raycraft have been appointed senior qualit

The $955 million contract the Federal Aviation Administration awarded Loral Corp. this past week not

A cargo plane that crashed while taking off using three of its four engines, as planned, may have be

BOEING: 777 SETS RECORD FOR TRANS-PACIFIC SPEEDThe new Boeing 777 had its longest test fligh

American President Lines and two other companies have formed Ultralite Container Corp., a joint vent

EDI: Fitting the Pieces Together. May 10-12. Three-day seminar sponsored by Sterling Software Inc.'s

Distribution/Computer Expo '95 & Seminar '95. April 24-27. Seminar held April 24-25 at conference ce

Burlington Northern Railroad is accelerating a systemwide effort to move all of its transportation m

BELL ATLANTIC TO RUN NETWORK AT USAIRUSAir has awarded Bell Atlantic a $140 million contract

ELECTROGLAS INC. (Santa Clara, Calif.) - Conor O'Mahony has been named vice president of customer op

The development of sophisticated controlled-atmosphere technology is making seaborne exports of fres

There are three words in today's modern offices that send shivers down every transportation executiv

Boeing Commercial Airplane group plans more investment in China and aims to work with its civil avia

SITA Group, which provides a huge data communications network for the airline industry, said it plan

The Agriculture Department is going on-line to provide its reports on the Internet. Agricult

Thomas & Betts Corp. is hoping the third time is the charm. After space heaters in its first

Officials in Shanghai, China's largest commercial center and port, said they will again seek coopera

Distribution/Computer Expo '95 & Seminar '95. April 24-27. Seminar held April 24-25 at conference ce

Statistics Canada will make the upcoming 1995 edition of its excellent World Trade CD-ROM product it

Ford Motor Co. said it is working with Engelhard Corp. on the system to remove smog and other pollut