Commentary

Britain increasingly is becoming a nation divided, with the south becoming more prosperous while the

THE PRESIDENT'S STAFF has displayed some sleight of hand in its fiscal 1988 budget proposal for the

THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION will try again this year to win Senate approval of a series of bilateral i

From William J. Barnds' office on K Street in Washington, he can just make out the Old Executive Off

Another round of gasps and consternation can be expected when the medical statisticians complete the

THE TRIAL LAWYERS have been fighting against efforts to overhaul the civil justice system, claiming

EACH DAY, AT DOZENS of airports around the country, American Airlines gathers up the tickets handed

PRESIDENT REAGAN'S TRILLION-PLUS BUDGET, which some Democrats are characterizing uncharitably as de

Poland in the early days of 1987 is a wobbly country catching at the straws of limited economic succ

Clearing the Air On AAR OperationsIn Andrea Chancellor's column, "Inside Talk on Transportat

The European Community had hoped that by 1985 its steel industry's problems, by and large, would be

THE PERILS AND REWARDS of bigness are nowhere better illustrated today than in the shipping industry

At first glance, there may not seem to be much connection between Washington's weather and the fisca

Even with the best of intentions on the part of the leaders of both the United States and the Soviet

WE WERE AT THE DENTIST'S the other day and a copy of Harvard Magazine happened to be on the table. O

LOUIS AND MARY BOLI, a retired couple from Santa Barbara, Calif., are suing the federal government i

Understanding the truly global nature of today's business environment is a challenge facing U.S. man

Anti-merger sentiment is sweeping through state legislatures - from New York, which passed an anti-m

DON'T JUDGE US by what we say but by what we do. Look at the bottom line. Richard Nixon made

HONDA, THE JAPANESE CAR MAKER, announced recently that it plans to ship 2,000 Accords to Taiwan. Dog

Over the more recent centuries, Japanese leaders have steadfastly resisted any suggestion from abroa

US Grain Price Policy Needs a Closer LookYour editorial, "OPEC's Problem, Not Ours," (JofC,

As Britain handed over the presidency of the European Community to Belgium on New Year's Day, U.K. g

THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION should move swiftly to approve the application - before it since

THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, always helpful, wants to make things still easier. It is considering l

The business community still anxiously awaits clear policy direction from Washington on the ambiguou

THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION, desperately seeking to bring down the budget deficit, is proposing to sel

The debate over U.S. trade policy and this country's response to unfair practices in many countries

THE LAST TWO YEARS of the Reagan administration begin under the clouds of the Iran arms scandal and

It snowed New Year's evening in the New York area. The first snow of the season. My wife and I and o

THE BIG TREND IN RAILROADS of late has been to shed uneconomical and light density trackage. In many

THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION is rowing hard but losing way against the protectionist storm it expects t

Witness Takes Issue With Unit's StanceI read with interest James Nolan's account (JofC, Dec.

Massachusetts may be on the verge of becoming the first industrial state in the nation to eliminate

U.S. FARMERS LOOKING for ways to diversify got together earlier this month in Des Moines, consideri

HOW WELL THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY'S new formula for state aid to the shipbuilding industry works out m

WHAT IS A TOXIC CHEMICAL? What is a carcinogen? There really is no way of knowing, according to Lest

Beyond the policy barriers, misunderstanding and lack of compatible business practices between the U

Sometime within 1987, Greece's Socialist government will have to make a choice that will determine t

WHEN A COMB LOSES some of its teeth it is still recognizable as a comb but hardly functional. There