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Coca-Cola Disinvests ATLANTA - Coca-Cola Co. said it will sell its remaining holdings in Sou

James E. Morgan was appointed assistant managing editor of The Journal of Commerce in its Phillipsbu

The government of Thailand, bowing to pressure from the United States, will tighten up copyright reg

Soviet authorities are believed to be reconsidering their policy of not buying hull insurance for sh

Singapore's economy is pulling out of recession, Finance Minister Richard Hu said. The econo

Once again, the New York Shipping Association is making an effort to reduce the costs of guaranteed

Hyundai Motor America Tuesday reached another important milestone as it recorded the sale of the 100

Julius Maldutis, Salomon Brothers' highly rated securities analyst, is making it official - the fre

Yamashita-Shinnihon Steamship Co., one of Japan's major shipping firms, said it plans to cut its lab

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng accused France of jeopardizing the launch of a new round of

The Senate and House are expected to act soon on a joint resolution to resolve the labor dispute bet

Oxygen power drawn from the oceans could put people in the driver's seat underseas or in an underwat

U.S. cotton exports could set a new record this fiscal year, according to port of Oakland cargo anal

The Federal Maritime Commission decided only some of the charges imposed by the Plaquemines, La., Po

Rep. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., called for a comprehensive new maritime policy to renew the nation's c

The amount of general cargo handled at Hampton Roads terminals showed a 15.6 percent increase in Aug

The government announced plans to buy radiation testing equipment following a controversy over impor

The new Advisory Group on Strategic Planning for the St. Lawrence Seaway should consider all suggest

A West German prosecutor said Wednesday he had found no legal grounds for charging the captain of th

Reichhold Raises PriceOf PolyesterThe Reactive Polymers Division of Reichhold Chemic

The arrest by Chase Manhattan Bank of a second vessel in the United States does not necessarily spel

Two Massachusetts state judges refused to block a Massachusetts Port Authority decision to lease the

Interox Hikes PriceOf PersulfatesInterox America announced an increase in the price

American Home Products Corp. and Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. signed a definitive agreement for the sale

Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry asked electric power firms not to drastically c

Toth Aluminum Corp., headquartered in the New Orleans area, announced Grant Chemical had successful

Transportation insurers need to help compile statistics that can be used to combat the mounting prob

Eleven Hong Kong legislators arrived here on a visit to express their deep concerns" over a nuclear

A woman who just bought her third dam says she's convinced it will return to power - and eventually

Medical-care costs are quickly approaching parity both inside and outside hospitals, a health-care m

California's insurance industry gave $1.62 million to state political campaigns in two years, with G

An oil-laden Kuwaiti supertanker was ablaze in the gulf after it was hit by two missiles fired by a

A federal court judge ruled West Coast ports will not receive spent nuclear fuel rods until a proper

Holloway to Be Guest At Kings Point ParadeAdm. James L. Holloway III, USN (Ret.), will be th

Customs agents and state officials were examining vehicles aboard a freighter owned by the governmen

Container traffic at the neighboring ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles increased more than 12 perc

The Exxon oil tanker Princeton, which went aground Monday night, floated free just before the high t

Rep. Helen Delich Bentley criticized Bethlehem Steel Corp. for hiring 190 foreign draftsmen and engi

The Virginia Port Authority's "eyes and ears" at an $11 million container berth project at Norfolk I

The oil-fueled economy in Alaska may be on the skids right now, but thathasn't deterred Amer