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The article presents opinions on business-related issues in the U.S. in 1995. It argues that the beginning of a recession has a negative effect on bonds. It presents outlook for the future of bankruptcy professionals.

The article reflects on business-related issues in 1995. It discusses trends in the U.S. stock market. It describes the strategy of Vnesheconombank in gaining access to the world banking system. It offers information on the status of the Japanese banking sector.

Reports on developments concerning American politics and business for the week of October 19, 1984. Political candidates; Election primaries; Political and economic platform espoused by presidential candidates.

The article considers corporate debt as a familiar scapegoat in the search for simple causes of the nation's economic problems. It is speculated that U.S. business accumulated excessive debt loads during the 1980s largely through takeovers, which also caused job loss. The article also examines distorted propositions about corporate debt and junk bonds including the myths that debt destroyed jobs and junk debt financed takeovers.

Examines the status of corporate business in the United States. Characteristics of corporations in the U.S.; Factors affecting business in the country; Distinct areas in which purchasing leverage has influence; Books about corporate conscience.

Focuses on international monetary reforms. Key feature of a unified currency; Power of the central bank to create money; Regional banks of the United States Federal Reserve System; System of pegged exchange rates among national currencies.

Reports on the business opportunities for Western banks, brokerage houses and accounting firms in the Soviet Union. Western businesses' support to Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika; Inability of the West to safeguard its collective interest when dealing with the Soviets.

Comments on the California public referendum, Proposition 65, which will require manufacturers and merchants doing business in the state to prove that their products pose no significant risk of causing cancer or birth defects. State politician who sponsored the referendum; Implication of the referendum on the state's business; Legal implications of the referendum.

The article argues that economic growth under U.S. President Bill Clinton from 1993-1994 can only be temporary, and can only result to stagflation from 1995-1996. An expected increase in income and business taxation and the high-spending fiscal plan of the administration will affect the economic growth. Already, Senators Boren and Nunn are ushering the early sign of the stagflation, by insisting on a July 1, 1993 effective implementation date of tax increases.

Focuses on Russian Union Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin's visit to the U.S. to discusses U.S. business opportunities in the Soviet Union. Amount paid by participants to attend the executive briefing; Discussion about possible joint ventures between American and Russian companies.

Editorial. Presents an excerpt of an editorial about the role of the business sector in the preservation of freedom and democracy in the U.S., published in the July 8, 1988 issue of the "Wall Street Journal".

Describes a travel to Egypt. Manners and customs; Reception of the people to their Leader, Abdel Nasser; Details of a conversation of a correspondent with an Egyptian official regarding a government-built hospital; Business conditions in Cairo.

Comments on the foreign aid policy of the U.S. Reason the Soviet Union wants increased trade; Information on the pressure directed by the U.S. State Department against Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey and Eugene Black, President of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

The article presents the author's views on the American business world. The focus is on the author's efforts to buy a stronger pair of eyeglasses for reading. The information required to get an eye exam and the subsequent sales pitch for surgery are mentioned. The concept of "image padding" related to job titles in the fields of optometry and computer software development is discussed.

The article presents news related to business. There has been an increase in the price of British government bonds based on the misapprehension that the British public is planning go along with the European Monetary Union. Monetary Conditions Index is finding a way to prevent WorldCom's takeover bid. WorldCom is paying out Confederate money and getting real assets in return, and can afford to keep up what has been a perpetual-motion machine. The share price of Newport News Shipbuilding is around $24 to $26 and is expected to further rise.

Reports that President Ronald Reagan has given up on the sixty-day notice for plant closings in the United States. Provisions of the bill; Reasons for closing plants; Timing of the closure of factories; Care of laid-off employees.