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Trucking companies today are doing much more with fuel cards than purchasing diesel. As card issuers deploy technology to connect new services to their cards, fleets are using them to better control fuel spending, gather data on their operations and even book hotel reservations.
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WASHINGTON - Connected vehicles and platooning are two of the major technological developments coming soon to trucking, and manufacturers, fleets, regulators and academics are wrestling with the details now.
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Fans of Facebook - and there are more than 1.7 billion of them - now have a near-mirror image of the social network they can use for their businesses. Dubbed Workplace by Facebook, the new application offers all the familiar features that have made Facebook the world's most popular digital meeting place. The primary difference: Workplace enables businesses to use the Facebook environment to create an entirely private social network for their employees and trusted trading partners.
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The financial arm of computing firm Intel is investing $250 million in autonomous vehicle technology, targeting three areas that the company's leader believes will place Intel at the forefront of an approaching wave of change in transportation.
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