Commentary

OCCASIONALLY, PEACE AND GOOD SENSE threaten to break out between the nation's railroads and their la

Problem Child Argentina's fractious army has jumped back into the news to remind the world t

With only five Latvian deputies voting against it, the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union late last

President-elect Bush should have reversed the cabinet jobs he picked for CarlaHills and Robe

MIKHAIL GORBACHEV made a stirring speech in New York last week. But as is so often the case with Sov

THE HEADLINES ARE GRIM, but the news from last week's meeting of the world's trade negotiators in Mo

In March 1988, the attorney general of Massachusetts and 18 of his colleaguesfrom other stat

The think tank game is the hottest game around. Hardly a day goes by without an issue paper from som

ECONOMIC ADVISERS COME and economic advisers go, often with little influence on the policies of the

More than ever before, governments and world leaders are caught in a dialectic push pull of converge

Much attention and rhetoric has focused on technology, and its significance for international compet

It's that time of year again. I've got to sneak up on my car. Like myself, my almost 13-year

There are moments when life imitates football. The presidential transition being played out here is

REMARKS QUOTED OUT OF CONTEXTRemarks attributed to me in a recent Reporter's Notebook column

ADMITTEDLY, THE UNITED NATIONS CAN BE an uncomfortable guest. But that does not absolve the United S

As the new year begins, an historic piece of federal economic regulation, Section 408 of the Federal

LONG ISLANDERS ARE finally catching on to an idea that makes economic sense: If they're going to pay

A PENSION IS NOT A PROMISE to take lightly. A federal district court judge reaffirmed that important

Democracy, of all things, may be getting in the way of the Uruguay Round, a panel of economic expert

The biggest planned political event of 1989 may well be the summit meeting, now confirmed, between S

SOVIET LEADER MIKHAIL GORBACHEV will open a Soviet trade exhibit in New York today to show his count

Bigger, dumber transactions will surely be done in months or years to come. But for raw greed, hubri

ONE OF THE DECADE'S MORE SORDID labor disputes has come to a positive end. After years of ignoring c

ARTICLE ON ROMANIA WAS JUST PROPAGANDAIt was an unpleasant surprise to read in your paper th

IN ONE MORE SIGN of Latin America's discontent with economic stagnation and foreign debt, Venezuelan

Little progress will be made at this week's midterm review of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trad

One of the lessons many of us have learned from last July's Piper Alpha oil rig disaster in the Nort

CAMPEAU, BRIDGESTONE, HOECHST, NESTLE. Foreign takeovers of U.S. companies have become almost a dail

PARLIAMENTARY DEMOCRACY, of a sort, seems to be coming to the Soviet Union. On Thursday, the Supreme

About 10 years back, when Singapore thought it might replace Hong Kong as the trade and tourist mecc

GEORGE BUSH TALKED TO ALAN GREENSPAN by phone the day after the Federal Reserve chairman's tough tes

Americans like the idea of space-age medicine, and they believe that, for the most part, human life

NADER WENT TOO FAR IN ATTACK ON INSURERSYour Nov. 15 coverage of California's Proposition 10

SPEED KILLS. THAT'S ESPECIALLY TRUE when an 80,000-pound tractor-trailer is involved. The Department

LAST MONTH, CANADIAN VOTERS said they want freer trade with the United States. Next week, President

Touted as the keystone for a Latin American common market, the treaty of economic cooperation and in

This past June, four engineers from leading American manufacturing companies sat around a circular t

CARLOS SALINAS DE GORTARI, who takes office today as the president of Mexico, faces challenges even

CENSUS BUREAU'S INTEGRITY DEFENDEDI waited all this time (hoping to cool down) before writin

Sovietologists have been so preoccupied with recent Politburo personnel changes that they have faile