Retesting Breast Cancer Axioms

The decisions American women make are often more strongly influenced by fear or a friend’s experience than by a thorough understanding of the benefits and risks of mammography.

By Jane E. Brody

Axiom Eyes Overlooked Southeast Asia

Axiom Asia Private Capital, run by former managers of Government of Singapore Investment Corp., plans to allocate more money to Vietnam and other private-equity markets that are shunned by most investors.

By Dealbook

Revisiting a Minimum-Wage Axiom

Mandating an increase in the federal minimum wage is likely to reduce demand for the services of those at the bottom of the economic heap.

By Eduardo Porter

Axiom Telecom Cancels I.P.O. in Dubai

The first initial offering in the United Arab Emirates in nearly two years has been canceled, as the cellphone retailer Axiom Telecom got cold feet.

By Chris V. Nicholson

Executive Changes At Axiom Research

Names Alain Tessier pres and Timothy Joyce chmn (S)

Political Axioms Seen in Energy Impasse

By David E. Rosenbaum Special to The New York Times

IN AND OUT OF BOOKS; Axiom

By Harvey Breit

Advertising: The ‘Dollar for Dollar’ Axiom

E A Jones warns continuing rate rises will force advertisers to buy less ad by '70 and be more selective

New Slant on Old Axiom: Less (Service) Is More (Fare)

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's hardship plan for the city's subways and buses amounts to a doomsday scenario for riders.

By Clyde Haberman