Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...latest trend in education, popping up everywhere from William J. Bennett's speeches to Harvard Business School endowments, is ethics. It hasn't escaped Derek Bok either, who made ethics the focus of "The President's Report...
Dean Spence would be wise to follow MSA's advice; he would be wiser still to accept the full thrust of the MSA report and to formulate a centralized program of action. As the report clearly indicates, it is not enough to leave such goals in the hands of individual departments...
Designers got the message the hard way. Those urban ranks of briefcase- toting women in their boxy suits and string ties really did mean business. "For the first time, working women have voted with their pocketbooks," says Alan Millstein, publisher of the Fashion Network Report, an industry newsletter. "No serious executive female wants to look like Tina Turner when she goes to work." Millstein is among several commentators who point the finger at Women's Wear Daily Editorial Director John Fairchild, perhaps the most powerful voice in American fashion, especially among buyers, for pushing the short length too hard. Ordinarily...
...different early in the week, when optimism about trade ruled the markets, stocks were climbing, and everyone seemed to have forgotten that the Dow Jones industrial average had fallen 508 points last Oct. 19. The upbeat mood was shattered at 8:30 a.m. Thursday as the Commerce Department's report on merchandise trade flashed across TV screens and computer terminals. Investors, who for the most part had been expecting a continued improvement in the trade balance, were stunned to see that the February deficit was $13.8 billion, an increase of 11% from the $12.4 billion shortfall recorded in January. Within...
...dollar should fall. The major industrial countries are reluctant to allow any additional dip in the dollar. The U.S. knows that a falling greenback could bring rising inflation and interest rates, while America's trading partners are worried about their export industries. Just before the trade report was released last week, finance ministers from the Group of Seven -- the U.S., Britain, West Germany, France, Japan, Canada and Italy -- reaffirmed their desire to stabilize currency markets. "A further decline or rise in the dollar to an extent that becomes destabilizing . . . could be counterproductive," the group declared...