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Coca-Cola Co., which pulled out of India in 1977, is seeking to come back with a concentrates unit i

Canada's industry has not squarely addressed the issue of expected job losses under the Free Trade A

The key to the U.S. trade deficit is the federal budget deficit, a Federal Reserve governor said in

San Francisco Bay Decisionmakers Conference. Nov. 18. One-day seminar with government agencies, envi

IF IT AIN'T BROKE, DON'T FIX IT is what officials of the New York Mercantile Exchange and Commodity

The full commercial benefits of a single European market will not be achieved unless the European Co

Backers of a planned petrochemical complex in the state of Rio de Janeirodeny that a delay i

Several top insurance industry leaders stressed the need for a two-tiered regulatory system during a

U.S. marine underwriters see a glimmer of profitability for the near future, bolstered by improved r

Scott Paper Co. said Wednesday it will invest $475 million in a program designed to develop the coat

The chairman of the House Subcommittee on Aviation said he opposes efforts to make the Federal Aviat

IRAN, IRAQ STILL CLOUDS ON OPEC HORIZONVIENNA, Austria - The Iranian and Iraqi positions ove

WHAT IT IS: A series of statutes, going back to 1904, intended to assure U.S.-flag ships a minimum s

China has received orders from foreign countries to build ships totaling 400,000 deadweight tons thi

A tremendous potential exists for developing and expanding business between New York City and Hong K

The Greek government's attempts to revitalize its flagging fortunes and stop accusations of a cover-

America's smaller trading partners in the Asia-Pacific region should help to bring down Japan's trad

A RECENT FAMILY TRIP SOUTH provided a fresh reminder of problems ahead on U.S. tax policy, federal b

The economic gap between young people who attend college and those who don't has widened in recent y

The National Industrial Transportation League's fledgling international maritime council has laid th

International Coffee Organization consumers Wednesday formally asked the organization's executive di

From Michigan to the Gulf of Mexico, electric utilities are developing coal transportation strategie

An article in Wednesday's paper on the government's new drug testing rules should have said that the

Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics, annual assembly and technical symposium, Nov. 28-30. Loe

Marine containers, containerships and related assets are becoming increasingly scarce in relation to

This index alphabetically lists all significant references to companies and other operating organiza

Since 1985, the U.S. government has been threatening trade sanctions against Japan, South Korea and

The item on Pakistan that appeared in the column headlined Quota Watch on Nov. 15, Page 4A, should h

The sole handler of airborne cargo, Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Ltd., or HACTL, will double capaci

ANSETT ORDERS 22 BOEING JETLINERSAnsett Worldwide Aviation Services, an Australian leasing g

Atlanta's efforts to establish itself as a key telecommunications and computing center continue to g

Executives of Japanese shipbuilding companies were quick Wednesday to welcome the fact that represen

Britain's Central Electricity Generating Board, Europe's largest coal consumer, confirmed that it ha

Rainbow Navigation Co. has won its fourth battle with the Military Sealift Command over the carriage

David L. Ream was named president of the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents Wedne

In the Nov. 15 edition of The Journal of Commerce on Page 3B, under the headline of N. Atlantic Port

A fight is intensifying over U.S. steel import policy, one of the key trade policy issues on which t

Salomon Brothers Inc. analysts predict a shift in U.S. government policy toward developing country i

The U.S. Customs Service is putting an end to a practice of benign neglect when it comes to auditing

An Ohio trucking company is giving a free lift to the world's largest honey jar. The jar was