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PROFIT MOTIVE PROMOTES INTERNET PRIVACY
JUSTIN MATLICK |
Support is growing in Washington for regulations aimed at protecting privacy on the Internet. These
A PORT-STUDY SHADOW
JOC Team |
Troubling developments in Washington are casting a shadow on a landmark review of the nation's syste
US PROSPERITY NEEDS STEADY FED POLICY
LEON KOROBOW |
The principal threat to the U.S. economic outlook appears to be the potential for a major policy blu
SOFTWARE WORTH SEVERAL THOUSAND WORDS
Tech Talk - Michael Berman |
In today's world of specialists you have Illustrator artists, Freehand artists and Corel artists. An
INDUSTRY SHOULD MOVE SOON ON ROADABILITY
Moving Right Along - Theodore Prince |
Next week in Long Beach, the Intermodal Association of North America will be holding its fifth Inter
KEYSTONE KOPS TACKLE THE CHINA SCANDAL
BONNIE ERBE |
This past week the American public was offered a free lesson in political ineptitude, courtesy of ou
LAWMAKERS TARGET THE REGULATORY MONSTER
BONNER R. COHEN |
Congress is bristling with activity aimed at bringing much-needed accountability and transparency to
TROUBLE IN EUROLAND
JOC Team |
Despite its steady slide against the dollar, the European Union's single currency, the euro, is not
NORTH KOREAN REALITIES
EDWARD NEILAN |
Give former U.S. Rep. Stephen J. Solarz 10 points for candor.<br><br>Solarz, a former Democratic law
MILLENNIUM SOLAR FLARES
JOC Team |
If the Y2K computer bug doesn't get you on Jan. 1, the sun cycle will. Or so scientists are warning
SCIENCE AND FICTION ON GENETICALLY ALTERED FOOD
DAVID WALKER |
Three recent high-profile reports on genetically modified organisms have triggered a blizzard of med
RUSSIA'S GOVERNMENT OF HUNGRY TOADIES
Europe View - John Helmer |
The verdict of Russian politicians and business leaders is already in: The new government, formed la
TENDENCY TO BLAB IS A MODERN PHENOMENON
JOAN SILVERMAN |
Secrets come in all shapes and sizes: domestic, international, personal, microscopic.<br><br>Some se
MONEY WORRIES GROW DESPITE BOOM
BERNICE KANNER |
The strongest economic boom of this century has made Americans more optimistic about their financial
PUSHING A PROBLEM ELSEWHERE
JOC Team |
othing is as simple as it may look. California banned smoking in its restaurants and bars 18 months
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT COMING INTO ITS OWN
Europe View - Bruce Barnard |
Nearly 300 million people, from Laplanders living north of the Arctic circle to Greek islanders fish
AMERICANS WANT GROWTH AND GREEN
GENE MARLOWE |
''Look at that,'' Bob Mitchell's wife exclaimed as the couple was driving recently on the Capital Be
NEW ERA FOR THE JOC
JOC Team |
Today marks the start of a new era for The Journal of Commerce.<br><br>Three months shy of its 172nd
FARMERS NEED GLOBAL ACCESS, NOT SNAKE OIL
DENNIS T. AVERY |
A century ago, patent medicine showmen enlivened life in rural America. They would come to town in o
BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI, RAIL-STYLE
MICHAEL NELSON |
The conflict between U.S. railroads and various shipper interests appears to be continuing unabated.
A TOUGH OLD PAPER'S LATEST INCARNATION
Bearings - Greg Storey |
You may be shocked by The Journal of Commerce you're holding. Don't be. This 11 1/2-inch-wide by 15-
SEPARATE CHINA ISSUES
JOC Team |
s the clamor mounts in Washington over the House report on Chinese espionage, it will be increasing
"STAR WARS': A FREE-TRADE PLEA
CRAIG VANGRASSTEK |
It was a rare stumble for such an accomplished marketing maven, but director George Lucas erred in s
OIL'S CENTURY RUNNING OUT
Inside Talk - Tom Baldwin |
It has to rank up there with some of the worst-ever road trips.<br><br>The alternative-energy crowd
ONE FOR THE FIRST AMENDMENT
Raking Leaves - Peter Tirschwell |
At about 2 a.m. on May 18, 1864, an incident began that forever reserved for The Journal of Commerce
PAVING OVER A GOOD DECISION
MICHAEL REPLOGLE |
Congress is being asked to pave over a good decision. Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo., on May 14 introduced Sen
SADDAM STILL IN CHARGE
CHARLES ALDINGER |
Eight years after his military was broken in the Gulf War, Iraqi President Saddam Hussein appears fi
TOUGH CHALLENGES AHEAD FOR NIGERIA
CHARLIE WEEKS |
Behind the scenes in the capital of Nigeria, Abuja, the hustle and bustle of political life is reach
GROWING OLDER
JOC Team |
ot everyone wants to live to be 100, a new study says. In fact, only one out of four people in the U
THE FED'S WARNING
JOC Team |
or the first time ever, the Federal Open Market Committee announced immediately following its meetin
PROTECTING SMALL BUSINESS
SPENCE ABRAHAM |
Business people know that litigation is out of hand. Unfortunately, many people oppose real reform,
FARM WOES: EASY "CURE' ISN'T BEST
HOWARD G. BUFFETT |
Agricultural prices are currently at decade-low levels. Not surprisingly, some U.S. farmers are call
TAIWAN WAS THE REAL ISSUE
RICHARD KAGAN |
Don't be misled by the recent angry Chinese response to NATO's accidental bombing of its embassy in
BETTER STRATEGY NEEDED ON MYANMAR
JOHN J. BRANDON |
Today is the ninth anniversary of the historic election in Myanmar, formerly Burma, in which the pro
MOON MISSION
Moving Right Along - Theodore Prince |
According to some authorities, the most dramatic transportation moment this century took place almos
THE TRADE TASK BEFORE US
TIM FISCHER |
In less than seven months, I am confident that the world will embark on a course of action to create
THE LEASE SPOTLIGHT
JOC Team |
he hubbub has died down over the long-term plans of Sea-Land Service and Maersk Line for a Northeast
CLEAN OCEANS AND HOCKEY RINKS
DAVID A. RIDENOUR |
Only politicians would try sell the idea that the best way to reduce environmental threats to the oc
SWEET NOTHINGS FOR BUSINESS
RAYMOND J. KEATING |
In town halls and statehouses across America, politicians regularly try to seduce entrepreneurs by w
MISUNDERSTANDING THE HARBOR TAX
ASAF ASHAR |
The subject of channel financing is fraught with misunderstanding. It is a complex and, perhaps, a s
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