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A BIG SHARK, OR A BIG BROTHER?
Net Watch - Alan Abrams |
I hate America Online.<br><br>I've always hated AOL. At every opportunity, I try to convince people
DANGEROUS CROSSINGS
JOC Team |
Texas and California top the list of states with the most dangerous road intersections, according to
GLOBAL MOMENTUM
JOC Team |
Trade diplomats risk becoming an endangered species as globalization transfers negotiating clout to
ANOTHER APPROACH TO CYBER NOTES
Tech Talk - Michael Berman |
It doesn't take much pressure to get me to play with new computer-related gadgets. So, when the folk
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS SET TO LIGHT UP US COURTS
AMY RIDENOUR |
A rash of foreign governments are filing lawsuits against U.S. tobacco companies in U.S. courts.<br>
HUNGARY REJOINING ECONOMIC MAINSTREAM
Europe View - Robert Koenig |
Ten years ago, Hungary - by opening its borders and moving toward a market economy - forged a key li
WASHINGTON NOTES
These briefs were gathered by the Washington staff of Scripps |
RECENT MISADVENTURES with the Russian air force over the North Atlantic are giving extra ammunition
ALL WTO MEMBERS WILL LOSE UNLESS EU FOLLOWS RULES
JOC Team |
In the edition of June 29 (''European Union nations split over plans for trade reform,'' Page 4) The
INSURERS CRITICIZE SENATE LEGISLATION FOR SPARSE REGULATION OF BANK ACTIVITIES
RONALD GIFT MULLINS |
Insurers say banks' insurance activities wouldn't be adequately regulated under House-passed legisla
A FIREBRAND'S IMPACT
JOC Team |
Whether you admire him or despise him - and there are few who feel anything in between - you can't d
THINK IT THROUGH, IN TRIPLICATE
JOC Team |
Wise American companies try to take a positive approach toward environmental issues today, and to be
CAN THE "STEALTH MERGER' DO BETTER? RIP WATSON CAN BE REACHED AT (410) 494-9959 OR RAILRIP@AOL.COM
JOC Team |
Shippers have been fixated on the seemingly bungled breakup of Conrail, Inc. since June 1 as CSX Tra
TRADE AGENDA AT A CRITICAL JUNCTURE
Trade Scene - Richard Lawrench |
At year's start, it looked like 1999 might be a highly productive - even a milestone - year for trad
LIVING ISN'T ALWAYS EASY IN THE SUMMERTIME
Slot Watch - Paul Richardson |
Summer's here - well, at least, in Britain we are told it is - and despite the annual Wimbledon wash
TENSE TIME FOR OBUCHI IN BEIJING
JOC Team |
BY EDWARD NEILAN<br><br>Edward Neilan, who is based in Tokyo, is a veteran analyst of Northeast Asia
LEGISLATION THREATENS SYSTEM OF CHOOSING NY PILOT COMMISSIONERS
JOC Team |
In the very near future a piece of legislation (S.5746/A.8675) will come before New York Gov. George
JUST THE RIGHT TOUCH
JOC Team |
What threatened to be a long, hot summer for the asset markets may turn out to be less of a sizzler
DON'T PULL THE GSP PLUG ON THE BALKANS
LAURA M. BAUGHMAN |
Attention is now turning to the aftermath of the war in Kosovo: rebuilding communities and economies
WORK OFTEN RIDES ALONG ON VACATIONS
BERNICE KANNER |
It's summertime and the living is easy - or is it? While warm weather traditionally signals the star
WHAT'S IN, WHAT'S NOT
JOC Team |
Sometimes the messages that aren't intended ring louder than those that are.<br><br>An op-ed column
CLOSING THE DOOR ON A COLORFUL CAREER
Editor's Notebook - Peter Tirschwell |
The band of people who were there at the beginning of container shipping got smaller by one this wee
THE INTERNET NEEDS AN INDEPENDENCE DAY
SOLVEIG SINGLETON |
When Paul Revere rode out to warn that British troops were marching on the arsenal at Concord, he ha
ENVIRONMENTALISTS: OCEAN IS GETTING TOO NOISY
JOHN D. COX |
Once thought of as a silent abyss, the ocean is really ''abuzz with sound'' from grinding supertanke
IT WON'T GO AWAY
JOC Team |
The nation's trade community got another reminder last week of a looming crisis that just won't go a
COUNTING MONEY BEFORE IT'S EARNED
Moving Right Along - Theodore Prince |
We are now well into the peak season for import traffic on the trans-Pacific trades. It is also two
A TRADE-POLICY APPROACH TO SAVING THE LAKES
MARK RITCHIE |
Bitter trade disputes over a variety of environment and health issues, ranging from the Clean Air Ac
HONG KONG: ITS LEGACY AND ITS FUTURE
JAMES A. DORN |
Hong Kong's third year as a Special Administrative Region of China begins today. But no one should f
MONROE DOCTRINE: NO BEACON FOR US POLICY
JOC Team |
Since the end of the Cold War, the U.S. commitment to democratic ideals around the globe has proven
FROM THE SOVIET UNION TO VIRTUAL ECONOMY
ERIC ZANDVLIET |
Memo to executives: Remove Russia from your agenda for the next two years at least. Russia will clea
THE EU-MERCOSUR TALKS
JOC Team |
The results of the historic meeting this week between leaders of the 15-nation European Union and th
GOING GRAY IN JAPAN
JOC Team |
Japanese in increasing numbers are going gray at an early age these days - by choice, not by biologi
PC EXPO JUST GETS NO RESPECT
Tech Talk - Michael Berman |
New York: The Great White Way. The tall buildings. The subways. And, oh yeah, PC Expo.<br><br>When a
FRUSTRATED INSURERS
JOC Team |
Insurers around the world are frustrated. They see a vast potential for business in China - but a po
THE FUTURE OF TRADE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
J. DENIS BELISLE |
In the growing world economy, the Northern Hemisphere can no longer rely solely on trade led by Fort
SHRINKING THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
Soon we'll be getting the clinical details of the physical health of the many aspirants for the Whit
REQUIRING DISCHARGE PERMITS FOR SHIPS?
BRIGID E. KENNEY |
A recent federal case involving a towing company may signal an initiative by federal agencies and pr
ONE CHEER FOR THE SUPREME COURT'S ADA STAND
BRIAN DOHERTY |
The recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions in a trio of cases involving the Americans with Disabilities
GLIB APPROACH IS NOT THE ANSWER ON FOOD ISSUE
JOC Team |
Has it ever occurred to either John Freivalds or Daryl Natz, authors of the opinion article ''Franke
AT STAKE IN BELFAST
JOC Team |
Negotiators in Belfast are wrangling with basic issues of peace and justice as they try to keep Nort
CHINA DEBATE NOT ABOUT COMMERCE VS. VALUES
HAROLD MCGRAW III |
As it does every year, Congress is considering whether to continue normal trade relations status for
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