Stolen antiquities: Are collectors to blame for the illicit trade in antiquities?

Article Abstract:

A debate is presented whether collectors are supposed to be blamed for the illicit trade in antiquities. It is revealed that rather than attacking the art collectors and museums, efforts should be made to get the ineffective laws changed in the source countries.

Management dynamics, Management, Smuggling, Company business management, Art thefts, Art collectors, Discussion

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Let's trade

Article Abstract:

An increasing number of people are engaging in the practice of bartering, the trading of goods and services without the use of money. In 1991, 240,000 small businesses bartered around $1 billion worth of goods and services.

Analysis, Barter

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Now he'll say goodbye

Article Abstract:

Joe Franklin will temporarily retire on Aug 6, 1993 after 43 years of hosting his own television talk show. He plans to syndicate 'The Joe Franklin Show Part 2' through his own production company in Jan 1994.

Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Television personalities, Franklin, Joe

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