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A VEHICLE OF CHOICE
JOC Staff |
erhaps you've seen them on city streets or sidewalks. They inspire a grin, a tug of nostalgia and a
MERCHANT MARINE IS STILL ON THE JOB
Lawrence H. O'toole |
Today is National Maritime Day, a time when all Americans should pause to recall what is too often o
A NEW TRANSPORT LINK FOR THE NEW YORK AREA
C.E. Hoffman Jr. |
Since October of 1999 there have been ongoing discussions in the press and at public forums about th
STEPPING FIRMLY AND BOLDLY INTO THE AGE OF THE SHUTTLE
Slot Watch - PAUL RICHARDSON |
So we're entering the age of the shuttle, are we?Forget your six ports in Asia, and another
THE SUNSET REVIEW IS BEING TURNED ON ITS HEAD
Trading Views - GREG MASTEL |
With relatively little notice, the United States has begun to implement one of the more important pr
THE SACRIFICES THAT GOT US WHERE WE ARE TODAY
Editor's Notebook - PETER TIRSCHWELL |
The movie ''U-571'' is a hit at the box office. As of Monday it had taken in $57 million in sales an
CANAL STILL A WONDER
JOC Staff |
onders, real and manmade, get to be old hat after a while. Daily contact with them dulls the senses;
A MENTOR ROLE FOR THE COAST GUARD
Phillip Thompson |
The idea of two small Balkan navies battling each other with cruise missiles and rockets in the Medi
STEP UP, INSURERS
JOC Staff |
oo long have property/casualty insurers been walking away from risk, leaving alternative markets, st
TECHNOLOGY SHOULD BE A HOT ISSUE IN POLITICS
David Westphal |
From her vantage point somewhere near the vortex of the information revolution, Rita Colwell sees a
A DIFFERENT AND UGLY KIND OF KNOWING
Net Watch - ALAN ABRAMS |
Ever since I first heard about the Columbine High School massacre a year ago, I've wanted to know mo
FEAR AND LOATHING AT THE DAILY CONFERENCE CALL
Moving Right Along - THEODORE PRINCE |
Those of you who do not travel may not realize that last year was one of the worst for air traffic d
VOTING WITH HIS FEET
JOC Staff |
You know your country is in serious shape when even Robert Garside avoids it.The 33-year-old
TRADE IS FLOURISHING
JOC Staff |
n case you've been distracted, attempts to forge more world-trade pacts are proceeding steadily. In
WHEN THE GLOBAL VILLAGE MEETS THE BORDER GUARD
Alexei Bayer |
After a decade of dramatic economic growth in America, it has dawned on European governments the Uni
ADDING UP THE OFFICE E-MAIL PLUSES AND MINUSES
Jim Eskin |
The love-bug virus is yet more proof that as beneficial as instant digital communication is, there i
ENCOURAGING SIGNS THAT RAILROADS FINALLY GET IT
Surface Reflections - LAWRENCE H KAUFMAN |
Railroads finally understand that they must provide consistent, quality service if they are to compe
DOES CONGRESS WANT TO SHUT THE DOOR TO CHINA?
Carroll A. Campbell Jr. |
By Memorial Day, members of Congress are expected to vote on one of the most important issues of thi
GIVING SCANNERS THE ONCE-OVER
Tech Talk - MICHAEL BERMAN |
A good scanner has become as essential to computing as a decent printer. So, with that in mind, I te
SENSIBLE POLITICS
JOC Staff |
o you think American politics are wacky? A small political party in Mexico is doing more than talk a
COLLISION OF WORLDS
JOC Staff |
nternational efforts to deal with cyber-crime, including a meeting this week organized by the Group
EU'S POSTAL PLANS
JOC Staff |
t's taken 15 years, but the European Union is finally poised to storm the last bastion of monopoly:
WHAT'S IN A NAME? PLENTY OF RISK
Bernice Kanner |
Mitsubishi's sport utility vehicle, the Montero, is marketed in Asian countries under the name Pajer
EUROPEAN AIRPORTS: THE SOUND AND THE FURY
Europe View - ROBERT KOENIG |
Remember those slapstick ''Airplane'' films? Here's a rough script for a sequel: A brand-new, multib
GLOBAL ECONOMY SURGES INTO THE NEW MILLENNIUM
Dilip K. Das |
Global economic and financial conditions improved dramatically during the past year.The emer
TWO BIRDS, ONE SHOT
JOC Staff |
ermany's central bank is thinking over a plan to dispatch two birds with one action.A Bundes
THE ALL-WATER CLUB WELCOMES ANOTHER MEMBER
Slot Watch - PAUL RICHARDSON |
There are few, if any, trade lanes that have seen so much extra capacity injected in recent months a
TECHNOLOGY'S DARK SIDE DRAWS A NAIVE REACTION
Virginia Postrel |
For the past couple months, I've gotten a steady stream of e-mails asking the same question: ''What
HOW RELIABLE ARE PRIVATE-SECTOR FORECASTS?
Prakash Loungani |
If private forecasters are to be believed, the economic boom in major industrialized countries and i
TO GET AHEAD, SEE A HEAD DOCTOR
Richard Reeves |
You've been out of the office for a few days. On your return, do you tell senior colleagues:
NICARAGUA LANDBRIDGE ARTICLE WAS INTERESTING FOR WHAT WASN'T THERE
JOC Staff |
The recent article landbridge proposed for Nicaragua (''Landbridge plan attracts skeptics,'' April 2
A NEW YORK POINT OF VIEW IN THE PORT DISPUTE
Kevin G. Catucci |
New York Gov. George Pataki should stick to his guns in the bistate feud over the Port Authority of
AN ATTACK ON FREEDOM
JOC Staff |
A suspect in the Love Bug computer-virus case, Onel de Guzman of the Philippines, came out with two
A WINNING APPROACH
JOC Staff |
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union locals in Los Angeles-Long Beach elected new officer
ROBOTS' PROMISE STILL UNFULFILLED
Rona Kobell |
When Dennis McGuire, president of UltraStrip Systems in Stuart, Fla., first talked about developing
CHINA DEBATE'S LEGACY: UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS
Trading Views - GREG MASTEL |
Particularly in an election year, no one should be too surprised that political debates in Congress
NEW-AGE LOGISTICS ATTRACTING OLD-LINE CARRIERS
Editor's Notebook - PETER TIRSCHWELL |
Don't look now, but there are signs those old-fashioned steamship lines are getting serious about ne
A CLOSE VOTE
JOC Staff |
ey Republican leaders in the House of Representatives this week underlined a fact that was already e
THE WORLD'S BEST SPIES
JOC Staff |
aybe he's just a devotee of the late Ian Fleming's James Bond spy novels or the movies that were bas
FOOD-BIOTECH BACKLASH SPREADS THROUGH JAPAN
Sharon Schmickle |
The deep-fry vats are always busy at the McDonald's and Kentucky Fried Chicken counters here in Toky
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