Business
Seventy years ago, AT&T; was a trademark recognized around the world as synonymous with the telephone.
July 26, 1994
Telecom: Round-the-clock negotiations focus on wages, pensions, health benefits. About 43,000 workers could walk out.
June 1, 1998
General Telephone Co. of California said Tuesday that it has incorporated its first subsidiary, which will offer consumers one-stop shopping for telecommunications equipment ranging from phones to complex private networks.
April 3, 1985
Technology and the Internet
Telecommunications: Company cites strong sales to Internet providers for net income boost.
Oct. 20, 1998
The White House on Wednesday published a list of more than 50 Japanese products that might be candidates for 100% tariffs later this year if the United States retaliates against Japan for failing to comply with a longstanding pact on trade in telecommunications equipment.
May 4, 1989
The new machine at American Honda Motor’s plant in Marysville, Ohio, is a monster and a marvel: It towers four stories above the ground and reaches three more stories below.
May 8, 1988
World & Nation
A special envoy of President Reagan told Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone on Sunday that a set of government ordinances implemented by Japan today threatens to spur passage of retaliatory legislation by Congress.
April 1, 1985
Tellabs Inc. slashed its second-quarter financial outlook, becoming the latest telecommunications equipment maker to be slammed by the slowing economy and reduced equipment-spending by telecommunications and Internet customers.
June 20, 2001
Telecom: Century-old French phone equipment firm has made competitive inroads by acquiring American firms and strategies and leaving tradition behind.
April 9, 2000
Decom Systems, a San Marcos-based telecommunications-equipment manufacturer, reported lower net income and revenues for the third quarter ended June 27.
Aug. 5, 1987