| 3 - 3 |
2004: Hoping for recovery
Hunter D |
| 6 - 6 |
The new year ushers in another feedstock shock
Westervelt R, Sim PH |
| 6 - 6 |
Court puts a hold on NSR program changes
Sissell K |
| 7 - 7 |
Solutia appoints Chapter 11 panel
[Anonymous] |
| 7 - 7 |
Monsanto, Pioneer defend seed pricing talks
Sissell K |
| 8 - 8 |
Charges push Monsanto into the red
Westervelt R |
| 8 - 8 |
Mississippi secures new credit; Calls off nitrogen deal with Koch
Sim PH |
| 9 - 9 |
OMG takes fourth-quarter charge to offset rising metals prices
[Anonymous] |
| 9 - 9 |
Lubrizol to buy Avecia's color additives unit
Walsh K |
| 9 - 9 |
EPA's enforcement chief announces his resignation
Sissell K |
| 10 - 10 |
WACKER - Innovative paths to the future
[Anonymous] |
| 12 - 12 |
Sabic goes ahead with $2-billion petchems complex
Alperowicz N |
| 12 - 12 |
Rhodia to issue shares; Refinances debt
Young I |
| 13 - 13 |
Fluor, Sinopec form maintenance alliance
Young I |
| 13 - 13 |
Dow corning to produce silicone sealants in China
Walsh K |
| 17 - 17 |
Forecast 2004 - Tough conditions start to ease
Westervelt R, D'Amico E, Walsh K, Sissell K, Scott A, Sim PH, Young I, Alperowicz N, Wood A |
| 29 - 29 |
Hourly charging pays off for German firm
[Anonymous] |
| 29 - 29 |
Orgamol targets generic APIs
Scott A |
| 31 - 31 |
Dow Corning expands in the US and Japan
Walsh K |
| 32 - 32 |
OCI to close ash plant in Korea
Sim PH |
