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STATION CELEBRATION
JOC Team |
MUCH TO THE AMAZEMENT of almost everyone, Washington's Union Station is back in business. For a mast
GORBACHEV RUNS LOW ON CHIPS
(By) Tom Connors |
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev has pushed another big stack of political chips behind his bet that
MEXICO'S ECONOMIC GLASNOST
DAVID P. DARNELL |
It is startling that so little is known in the United States of Mexico's recent trade liberalization
1992 SPELLS OPPORTUNITY FOR US
WILLY DE CLERCQ |
The year 1992 is a milestone in the creation of the European Community's single market. It is clearl
FUEL TAX PHOBIA
JOC Team |
ENERGY EFFICIENCY IS IMPORTANT. But 15 years of experience with efforts to curb energy consumption i
CUSTOMS HURDLE
JOC Team |
THE U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE'S DRIVE to automate has, by and large, had salutary effects. The service's
RENASCENCE OF JAPANESE UNIONS
(By) A.E. Cullison |
They said it couldn't be done. Who would have thought, even a year ago, that most major private and
BUDGET BALANCE WITHOUT TEARS
DAVID R. FRANCIS |
Could the next president enjoy a reduction in the budget deficit without tears - no major spending c
AN EERIE CALM IN THE MARKETS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
An eerie calm has settled over world financial markets. With help from massive government interventi
TIME FOR A CRISIS
JOC Team |
AFTER DUE DELIBERATION, the finance ministers of the seven leading industrial nations announced last
NEW LIFE FOR OPIC
JOC Team |
NO ONE WOULD HAVE BEEN SURPRISED had the government's Overseas Private Investment Corp. stopped insu
A NEW ERA AFTER HIROHITO
LEWIS M. SIMONS |
On the day Emperor Hirohito dies, a rich and increasingly self-confident Japan will break free of it
REFORMING THE RULE OF ORIGIN
JOHN P. SIMPSON |
Few sections of the U.S.-Canada free trade agreement are more arcane than the one establishing a new
BRITAIN DROWNS IN TRAFFIC
(By) Edwin Unsworth |
So much for progress. The average speed of traffic in central London is now down to just 12 miles an
THE SAME OLD HOLE
JOC Team |
NICHOLAS BRADY, only two weeks in office, passed up a prime opportunity last week to break new groun
THE WORLD IS ROUND AGAIN
(By) Stanford Erickson |
With the war between Iran and Iraq apparently at an end after eight years of blood-letting, the worl
TRUCK RULES HURTING SERVICE
FREDERICK W. SMITH |
Each night, Federal Express Corp. moves close to 1 million packages throughout the integrated nation
WASHINGTON REPORT S. AFRICAN SANCTIONS BILL HALTS
WASHINGTON BUREAU |
THE SOUTH AFRICAN sanctions bill seems to have gone from barely breathing to dead.<br><br> The bill
ROAD PRICING
JOC Team |
SNARLED TRAFFIC AND CONGESTED HIGHWAYS are rapidly becoming one of the nation's major transportation
NEW ERA OF TRADE-LED GROWTH?
DAVID GOLDMAN |
World leaders meeting in West Berlin this week for the International Monetary Fund's annual meeting
RETHINKING ITALIAN COMMUNISM
JOHN PERROTTA |
The Italian Communist Party has been undergoing an identity crisis since the death of its charismati
INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES TRADING
DAVID S. RUDER |
International markets for securities have grown tremendously in recent years. The world's securities
UNFAIR TAXES
JOC Team |
STATES ARE ALWAYS FINDING NEW WAYS to tax non-resident companies while protecting their own constitu
SENDING A SIGNAL
JOC Team |
IN THE CLOSING DAYS of a legislative session, Congress sometimes sends a signal when it can't resolv
BLACK AMERICANS AND CAPITALISM
CONSTANCE HILLIARD |
It was a question I had heard posed from time to time at cocktail parties and public forums alike: H
CANDIDATES GO FOR THE GOLD
(By) Tom Connors |
At times, the first presidential debate seemed like an effort to compensate those television viewers
US SANCTIONS PLAN ILL-ADVISED
WALTER J. OLSON |
A new House-passed South Africa sanctions bill, which is being pushed by the majority leadership in
THE CURE SAGA
JOC Team |
ONCE AGAIN, THE RAILROADS HAVE ESCAPED, albeit barely, the dreaded CURE train. By a one-vote margin,
TEAMSTERS CHANGES
JOC Team |
TEAMSTERS UNION PRESIDENT William McCarthy is still new at his job, but some changes already bode we
EXPLORING NEW TRADE OPTIONS
MAX BAUCUS |
While the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement approved by the U.S. Senate last week is a major step for
FRAUD, GREED AMONG THRIFTS
H. ERICH HEINEMANN |
(The following is an update of a column that appeared in The Journal of Commerce on Oct. 14, 1987. I
MR. COOL AND MR. SWEAT CLASH
(By) Richard Lawrence |
An estimated 10,000 delegates, bankers, journalists and other assorted hangers-on are here this week
THE SANCTIONS SIEVE
JOC Team |
WHEN ONE NATION LEVIES economic sanctions against another, it is too often<br><br>because raw emotio
A PLAN TO REDUCE WORLD DEBT
JOHN J. LaFALCE |
As the world's financial leaders meet in West Berlin this week, the setting<br><br>underscores the b
THATCHER DISMAYS EC LEADERS
(By) Janet Porter |
A single trading bloc, yes. A united states of Europe, no.<br><br> This was the emphatic message tha
PLANNING ENERGY ALTERNATIVES
LARRY WEISS |
Hooray for the hot, dry miserable summer of '88! These three months may turn out to be a watershed i
OPPOSING MOTHERHOOD
JOC Team |
IT'S HARD TO VOTE AGAINST MOTHERHOOD. But Congress will need to do precisely that this week as The F
RESERVATIONS
JOC Team |
BACK WHEN CONGRESS VOTED to deregulate the airlines in 1978, no one worried about reservations. But
BANKING REFORM FOR THE 1990S
H. ROBERT HELLER |
Is the U.S. financial system ready to face the global competition of the '90s?<br><br> The answer is
ECONOMIC ACTIVISM IS BACK
MARC LEVINSON |
Economic activism is coming back into fashion. In a way few people yet understand, it is likely to r
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