Business
Rockwell International Corp.: The Seal Beach-based firm has formed a new industrial automation software division by buying ICOM Inc., based in West Allis, Wis., and merging it with the software business of Rockwell’s Allen-Bradley Co.
Oct. 24, 1994
Computer Automation, Inc. of Irvine has received a second order for its Marathon 8200 Functional Test Station, valued at about $700,000, from Anaheim-based Rockwell International Defense Electronics Operations.
Oct. 25, 1985
Acquisitions Could Turn the Firm Into a Formidable Force
March 23, 1996
Rockwell International Corp.
June 17, 1999
Compensation: Chairman Don Davis Jr. and other executives at the Costa Mesa company clear $10.7 million.
Rockwell International Corp., once one of Orange County’s largest employers, said Monday that it will move its headquarters to the Midwest by the end of this summer, closing another chapter in the aerospace industry that once dominated Southern California’s economy.
Jan. 12, 1999
Rockwell International Corp. said Friday it will spin off its Rockwell Collins avionics and communications unit as a separate, publicly traded company in a move to focus on its automation systems business.
Dec. 9, 2000
Divestiture: ‘Leaner’ company will now focus on its three fast-growing, high-profit electronics divisions.
March 18, 1997
Stocks: Results of restructuring push the company’s share price to a 52-week high in heavy trading.
April 20, 1999
Relocation: Corporate offices and as many as 120 jobs will move from Costa Mesa this summer.
Feb. 9, 1999