Negotiators Talked Past Each Other In U.S.-Japan Sessions
Confirming that little progress was made last week in U.S.-Japan bilateral discussions in Tokyo, government and industry sources yesterday attributed the slow pace to the complications of formal talks and a lack of consensus over what kind of agreement is being negotiated. One observer suggested...
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