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TORTS AND THE SECURITIES CASINO
CAROL A. NOER |
Republican control of Congress and growing concerns over professional plaintiffs offer legislators t
WHEN PARANOIA GETS A FOOTHOLD
JON MARGOLIS |
Hold a $20 bill up to the light and you'll see, over on the left-hand side, a little strip, a "secur
DON'T TRASH THE US ECONOMY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Financial markets rallied strongly last week. Traders apparently were inspired by three key ideas. F
WRONGHEADED ON CUBA
JOC Team |
U.S. POLICY TOWARD CUBA has long been out of date. It may soon be out of control. A dangerous bill n
A NEW BARRIER TO US EXPORTS
ERIC L. HIRSCHHORN |
Voters sent Congress a clear message in the last election: Reduce regulation and spend less time, en
EU PREPARES TO DECIDE ITS FUTURE
Bruce Barnard |
The European Union faces something akin to civil war as it decides whether to proceed toward a full-
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
WHO NEEDS<br><br> THE FMC, ANYWAY?<br><br>This is in response to James Marceda's March 7 letter to t
TELEPHONE COMPETITION
JOC Team |
CONGRESS has made a first, halting move to bring telecommunications regulation into the information
INVESTING IN JAPAN
JOC Team |
LAST WEEK'S Washington-Tokyo deal to ease restrictions on foreign direct investment in Japanshould h
WASHINGTON REPORT DEADLOCK AT TRANSPORT PANEL?
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
Some congressional observers wonder why Rep. Bud Shuster, R-Pa., chairman of the House Transportatio
TRADE ON THE INDIAN OCEAN RIM
HERMAN W. NICKEL |
It's time to start paying attention to what's stirring in the Indian Ocean.<br><br> Now that the Pac
BARINGS' FAILURE, THEN AND NOW
RICHARD S. GROSSMAN |
The governor of the Bank of England was informed on Saturday that Barings, one of the City'soldest a
DECLINE OF A CARGO PORT
JOC Team |
FOR MORE THAN A CENTURY, San Francisco's bustling seaport helped make it one of the world's great ci
FADING HOPES IN THE MIDDLE EAST
ROBERTO FABRICIO |
The vision of true regional peace in the Middle East grows more distant by the day in most Arab coun
TAKE ME OUT OF THE BALL GAME
Tom Connors |
Major league baseball's owners and players are making a last-ditch attempt to settle their differenc
REBUILDING THE TRADE FAST TRACK
STEVE CHARNOVITZ |
In its first three months, the 104th Congress has taken no action to renew the ''fast track" authori
EUROPE'S TV QUOTA
JOC Team |
EUROPE'S cultural protectionists have struck again, persuading the European<br><br>Commission to tig
CANADA'S RAIL STRIKES
JOC Team |
CANADA has called a halt to strikes and lockouts that have paralyzed its rail system and threatened
UPENDING THE TRADE BUREAUCRACY
Richard Lawrence |
We've got an awful lot of unhappy people out there.<br><br> Take E. Martin Duggan, director of the S
BLUFFING JAPAN IN THE AUTO TALKS
JOSEPH A. GRIMES Jr. |
Japan is back in America's sights. Washington's favorite trade target had moved off the front pages
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
THE HUE AND CRY<br><br> OVER PROPOSED CUTS<br><br>Your Jan. 18 article entitled "DOT Distances Itsel
RUGGIERO AT THE WTO
JOC Team |
IF THE RICH NATIONS run the new World Trade Organization like they ran the search for its first lead
FARMERS' ADVOCATE
JOC Team |
AGRICULTURE SECRETARY nominee Dan Glickman is hardly a barn-burner when it comes to moving American
HOLD CHINA TO TOUGH STANDARDS
GREG MASTEL |
On Feb. 26, after months of hard negotiations and billion-dollar threats of retaliation and counter-
TIGHT GRIP ON THE MONEY SUPPLY
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
Money is tight and may get tighter. The New York Times says that four of the seven members of the Fe
SELLING OUT THE MUNICIPAL SOUL
FROMA HARROP |
The devil arrives in a baseball cap, or sometimes a fisherman's sweater, or on occasion a business s
UKRAINE, ON THE MEND
JOC Team |
UKRAINE, cast adrift when the Soviet Union died, is slowly regaining its bearings. Spurred by a new
FLYING STRAIGHT
JOC Team |
AIR FRANCE, France's money-losing national airline, faces a chicken-and-egg problem. When it is even
SALINAS: PRIVILEGE AND IMPUNITY
ANDREW REDING |
Former Mexican President Carlos Salinas' precipitous departure for the United States following the a
TURMOIL PRESSURES THE POUND
JANET PORTER |
The British pound has remained effectively on the sidelines during the upheavals in the foreign exch
HARVEST OF SUBSIDIES
JOC Team |
IF THERE IS A SILVER LINING in the nation's persistent budget woes, it is this: After decades of sub
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
DEREGULATION IS<br><br> NO PANACEA IN JAPAN<br><br>I would like to respond to assertions in a Feb. 2
WASHINGTON REPORT FAMILY FEUD, REPUBLICAN STYLE
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
A feud is breaking out between two House Republican leaders over the future of transportation fundin
FANTASIES OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR
DANIEL S. GREENBERG |
In this high season of government-bashing, some attention should be given to a neglected reality, na
GETTING MEXICO BACK ON TRACK
HERMINIO BLANCO |
Mexico's current economic troubles can not hide an important fact: For more than a decade, we have b
CLINTON AND CONOCO
JOC Team |
BILL CLINTON acted on principle in blocking Conoco's oil deal with Iran. But he also further muddled
CALIFORNIA'S DELUGE
JOC Team |
CALIFORNIA is drying out after a week of floods that killed 14 people and ravaged property. Predicta
FREEING TRADE IN BANKING SERVICES
JOHN WALSH |
A new world order may be eluding politicians and diplomats, but it has arrived in the world of inter
BOTCHING THE WTO NOMINATION
KEITH M. ROCKWELL |
In its efforts to promote a successor to Peter Sutherland as director general of the World Trade Org
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
JOC Team |
FIGHTING ABUSES<br><br> IN AIRLINE ADVERTISING<br><br>Suppose The Journal of Commerce offered a two-
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