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The U.S. Customs Service is giving two importers special permission to move their cargo on a "fast t

Inside a blue hangar an engineer points out the distinctive parts of the Perseus A., a new research

The Federal Communications Commission will soon start using the U.S. Customs Service's electronic en

National Conference on Advanced Technologies in Public Transportation. Through Aug. 19. Sponsored by

Star Wars is coming to America's highways, as truckers race to adopt new technology they hope will t

NEW PROGRAM CREATES VIRUSES, USERS WARNEDSAN JOSE, Calif. - Ontrack Computer Systems

The U.S. Customs Service is not yet approaching the point where it would use high-tech X-ray scanner

The drive by U.S. Customs to go paperless got a big boost last week when toy- making giant Mattel In

Struggling Air Canada reportedly has slashed about 200 positions from its computer department.

Alitalia still has "a ways to go" before it irons out the kinks in its procedures for clearing cargo

Backed by two of the world's biggest transportation companies, Encompass revealed itself to the worl

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TIRE COMPANIES BATTLE OVER 'RUN-FLAT' TIRESAKRON, Ohio - A bitter competitive strugg

Fifteen of the world's largest airlines are joining forces to promote electronic data interchange fo

British Telecom PLC may be about to hang up on its Tymnet network. A well-placed source said

Customs Broker Training. Aug. 12-13. Boston. Refresher course for customs brokers sponsored by the N

Customs Broker Training. Aug. 12-13. Boston. Refresher course for customs brokers sponsored bythe Na

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NEW SONY CD LASER COULD TRIPLE CAPACITYSony Corp. has invented a new laser that could triple

United Parcel Service is establishing new links with the U.S. Customs Service in an attempt to overc

American semiconductor companies, hammered hard by Japanese competitors in the 1980s, likely will ca

An Exxon Shipping Corp. tanker later this year will retrace the route of the ill-fated Exxon Valdez

The price of onboard telecommunications systems and service is poised for a radical drop, meaning cr

New rules for transporting hazardous materials may be a pain in the pocketbook for shippers, but the

The newest high-tech power source for cars and vans may be a blast from the past - the two-stroke ga

Trading nations must abandon their fortress mentality about electronic communications if the technol

NEW MOTOROLA SERVICE TO DELIVER E-MAIL, DATACHICAGO - Motorola Inc. said a new wirel

Soaring transportation costs are swamping hazardous materials shippers as new federal regulations ta

Swamped by mountains of paper listing cargoes carried by ships, port authorities are banding togethe

While foreign airlines are racing to automate their cargo documents, many of their U.S. counterparts

MAG '92. July 29-31. National conference on magnetic bearings and magnetic drives. Radisson Plaza Ho

SQUARE D CONCLUDES SALE OF DATA ENTRYPALATINE, Ill. - Square D Co. concluded the sal

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Cargo consolidators say filing electronic ocean tariffs to the U.S. government could cost them as mu

A private German industrial group said Friday it wants to build the country's first magnetic train t

Airlines and the container stations they work with at John F. Kennedy International Airport are tryi

The EDI Council of Canada last week announced the opening of a regional office in Vancouver to help

Shipping companies that need urgent information about potential trading partners can now obtain deta

The Port of Los Angeles has hired a New York consulting firm to bring concrete into the computer age

Hard Drive: An Accident Waiting to Happen,Trucking Official Warns''Not backing up th