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YEMEN HAS COME FAR _ BUT NOT FAR ENOUGH
Michael Barron |
Yemen should be one of the most thriving nations in the Middle East, not reporting increasing levels
US MARITIME INDUSTRY PAST THE BAND-AID STAGE
On The Waterfront - WARREN LEBACK |
Once again Congress is attempting to stem the hemorrhaging that continues to beset the maritime indu
MERGER CASE OFFERS SHIPPERS AN OPPORTUNITY
Surface Reflections - LAWRENCE H KAUFMAN |
With war having been declared on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe-Canadian National merger by the fo
FEDS GET THE WORD: BYE-BYE, GOBBLEDYGOOK
Bill Adair |
Hereinafter, the word ''hereinafter'' is off limits. Same goes for ''hereby,'' ''whatsoever'' and ''
PULL UP THE PLANK?
JOC Staff |
n open letter to railroad customers from four major railroad companies inspires a visceral, non-tran
A NEW LEVEL OF DRIVE PORTABILITY
Tech Talk - MICHAEL BERMAN |
The folks at Microsolutions Inc. have taken portability to another level with their new Bantam CD Re
STOP THE DRIFT
JOC Staff |
he question of who should pay for harbor dredging is moving further from, not closer to, resolution.
FILLING IN THE CONTOURS OF A GIANT ECONOMY
Europe View - BRUCE BERNARD |
Europe continued to spring surprises into the new millennium, promising to be the continent to watch
THE VALUABLE TRADE POLICY REVIEW MECHANISM
Claude E. Barfield |
The World Trade Organization Trade Policy Review Mechanism - the TPRM - is potentially one of the mo
HOW NOT TO IMPRESS THE PUBLIC
Bernice Kanner |
Moves that backfire, products that don't do what they ought to: These are serious mishaps that hurt
A WORKING LANGUAGE
JOC Staff |
t's not your usual case of a government declaring English the official language.Reuters repo
STUBBORN ISSUE
JOC Staff |
nly days into the new century, the two words that regularly dominated and distorted trans-Atlantic t
A BREATH OF CONFIDENCE IN THE SHIPPING WORLD
Slot Watch - PAUL RICHARDSON |
The New Year has started with a rush in the shipping world, and I, for one, am very pleased.
FROM WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION TO WTO
Dane Smith |
When Jesse Ventura was running for governor of Minnesota last year, the world-trade issue was off th
CAN'T BLAME IT ON Y2K
JOC Staff |
o, it wasn't the feared Y2K computer bug. Unfortunately, it might have been easier to understand and
WHEN OSHA KNOCKS ON YOUR DOOR
Dale Mcfeatters |
NEWS ITEM: The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration issues an advisory opinion that em
BUSINESS AS USUAL
JOC Staff |
he issue presented a study in contrasts as the critical moment moment neared and passed.In W
CAPITOL HILL 2000: BOOM OR ANOTHER BUST?
Trade Scene - RICHARD LAWRENCE |
Trade-wise, we may be about to be treated to the most productive session of Congress in more than ha
ENVIRONMENTALISTS' DARK VISION OF 21ST CENTURY
Kenneth W. Chilton |
On the threshold of a new century and new millennium, global environmentalists continue to see human
AMTRAK: THE REALITY TARNISHES THE CRUSADE
Anthony Haswell |
Once upon a time, back in the 1960s, I set forth as a lifelong rail buff to save the American passen
SAFEGUARDING THE AGREEMENT ON CHINA AND WTO
Trading Views - GREG MASTEL |
As the debate heats up on China's membership in the World Trade Organization, it is already clear th
THE INTERNET AND THE DEATH OF THE SALES TAX
Richard W. Ault & David N. Laband |
The battle over Internet taxation is in full swing.Proponents argue that standard retail sto
HONG KONG IS NO WEAK LINK ON EXPORT CONTROLS
Richard T. Cupitt |
The transfer of sovereign authority over Hong Kong from Great Britain to the People's Republic of Ch
TEQUILA TURNABOUT
JOC Staff |
n a turnabout, the Mexican liquor tequila is gaining status as a sophisticate's drink - just as it i
AUTHOR'S WORDS SHOCK THE CONSCIENCE OF A CIVILIZED SOCIETY
JOC Staff |
The following comments are in response to ''The high cost of complete equality: freedom'' by Robyn B
ISSUE OVERBOARD
JOC Staff |
Clearly, the Federal Maritime Commission wants a controversial shipping-rates issue to go away. Just
ATTITUDES COME FULL CIRCLE IN A CENTURY
Edward L. Hudgins |
Did attitudes come full circle in the 20th century? It seems so. In the United States and Western Eu
DON'T EXPECT LESS TRANSPORT TRAUMA IN 2000
Moving Right Along - THEODORE PRINCE |
1999 was traumatic to several segments of our industry. This year looks to be no different.L
A LONG LOOK BACK AT THE INTERNET EXPERIMENT
Daniel S. Greenberg |
Grandpa, what was the Internet?Oh, that was long ago, in the last century. It was something
JAPAN'S LEADER FACES A MAKE-OR-BREAK YEAR
Edward Neilan |
This is a make-or-break, all-or-nothing year for Japanese Prime Minister Keizo Obuchi.He has
LET'S GO TO THE VIDEOTAPE ON Y2K
Net Watch - ALAN ABRAMS |
Sometimes I think it's just time to go to the videotape:Y2K ''is a relatively straightforwar
LOW-TECH WINDFALL
JOC Staff |
igh-tech consultants weren't the only ones to benefit from the Y2K bug, it turns out. In at least on
FIRST THINGS FIRST
JOC Staff |
he International Monetary Fund's biggest borrowers rank high in the corruption index published by Tr
A HARD LINE ON BNSF-CN MERGER _ OR IS IT?
Surface Reflections - LAWRENCE H KAUFMAN |
The reaction of many in the railroad industry and on Wall Street to last week's order by the Surface
OVERSUPPLY OF LABOR CASTS A DARK SHADOW
Alexei Bayer |
History books will record that the last important international event of the second millennium was a
THE TWIN ASSASSINS
Jim Kolbe |
For decades the United States has carried the standard of promoting democracy, market liberalization
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT
Ken Adelman |
''No profit grows where is no pleasure taken,'' writes the oldest, and yet newest, business consulta
NEVER HAVE SO FEW RISKED LIVELIHOOD OF SO MANY PEOPLE
JOC Staff |
It is not possible to take a short lunch break while reading The Journal of Commerce anymore. Every
CALIFORNIA'S NEW BALLAST-WATER RULE
JOC Staff |
hipping lines calling at California ports must now comply with costly regulations designed to preven
THE PORTUGUESE CONNECTION TO AFRICAN BUSINESS
Gerald S. Mcgowan |
When President Clinton announced the Partnership for Economic Growth and Opportunity in Africa in 19
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