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The U.S. Department of Transportation has signed agreements with the
States of Washington and California to undertake actions aimed at
defusing frustration for people and freight movements at the borders.
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NEC Corp. said it was slashing 20,000 jobs while Hitachi Ltd. is
cutting 7,000
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Svenskt Stal AB will install a new vacuum tank degasser at its
Mobile, Ala., mini-mill, a new operation that will increase the plant's
capacity for producing quenched and tempered steels. SSAB assigned a
contract for the project to Siemens AG, which reports the VTD facility
will become operational in May 2010
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Researchers in MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
Laboratory are developing a safer, more efficient way to handle supplies
in a war zone: a semi-autonomous forklift that can be directed by remote
away from the dangers of the site.
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Visit the IndustryWeek Forums -- an
active online community discussing the latest in manufacturing. The
forum is open!
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"Turns out that I'm a potential participant in a class action
suit..."
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Humor in the workplace. Check out the latest cartoon and give us
your best caption.
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Daily News For January 30, 2009 