Chemical Week

Chemical Week, Vol.161, No.21 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-272X (Print)

In this Issue (57 articles)

3 - 3	Methylene chloride and me Neugebauer K
3 - 3	Small guys make waves Keister T
3 - 3	Taking stock of CEOs Lantos P
9 - 9	Price fixing - Antitrust enforcement efforts go global Westervelt R, Hume C
10 - 10	Accidents - Power outage hits Exxon's Baytown site Terry L
10 - 10	Key changes - Foamex transforms executive lineup Westervelt R
10 - 10	Olefins - Equistar units restart, but ethylene supply stays thin Terry L
11 - 11	Plant biotech - Monsanto-D&PL deal stalls as DuPont-Pioneer slides through Fairley P
11 - 11	Finance - APG raises $2 million in private placement Moore SK
13 - 13	Industrial gases - Air Liquide joins price hikes Moore SK
13 - 13	Key changes - Hanna names Reichhold's Ashkettle president and CEO Walsh K, Wood A
13 - 13	Herbicides - Monsanto registers sulfosulfuron Moore SK
14 - 14	Biotechnology - Perstorp makes offer for Endogen Moore SK
14 - 14	Debt - Huntsman secures funds for ICI acquisition [Anonymous]
15 - 15	Colombia - PP maker licenses Targor process Alperowicz N
15 - 15	Mergers - Mobil, Exxon shareholders approve merger deal Westervelt R
16 - 16	Equities - Small-cap stock recovery leaves chemicals behind Nielsen K
16 - 16	Right to know - Bliley: Administration bill is inadequate Fairley P
16 - 16	Fibers - Acordis, Lenzing discuss venture Westervelt R
16 - 16	Washington - Chafee damns the torpedoes on Superfund reauthorization Fairley P
19 - 19	Olefins - Soaring spot prices put upward pressure on contracts Noor-Drugan N
19 - 19	Specialties - LSM invests in peptides Hume C
19 - 19	Health and safety - A&W, Huktra pay for paperwork error Scott A
20 - 20	Germany - Commission clears state aid for Dow at BSL Alperowicz N
20 - 20	Pipelines - Atochem details French projects Young I
21 - 21	Restructuring - Shell's styrenics business likely to be sold first Alperowicz N
21 - 21	Solvents - Second emissions restriction to exceed US limits Scott A
21 - 21	Specialties - Resindion hikes ion exchange resins; Purolite completes investments Alperowicz N
21 - 21	Petrochemicals - Equate posts big first-year loss Alperowicz N
23 - 23	Companies - Degussa-Huls launches Asian spending program Young I
23 - 23	China - IFC invests in potassium hydroxide JV Wood A
23 - 23	Japan - Leading firms report dismal results Mollet A
24 - 24	Asia Pacific Potash, Hydro sign Thai Potash agreement [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Sadaf gets loan for styrene; Aromatics on back burner [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Ameco gets award for carbide plant [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Phillips licenses technology to Mobil [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Nova interested in Trinidad cracker [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Since to supply PET unit to LG Group [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Fluor Daniel wins Saudi stabilizers contract [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Teldene makes progress with Saudi PP unit [Anonymous]
24 - 24	Haldor Topsoe doubles catalyst capacity [Anonymous]
25 - 25	Plastics puzzle - How long will prices stay up? Westervelt R
26 - 27	PP: On the rebound - But more capacity looms Terry L
29 - 30	Construction supports most thermosets - Epoxies dent share the gain Adams J
30 - 31	Engineering plastics boom - But margins stay flat [Anonymous]
33 - 33	Fine chemicals - Eastman expands epoxybutenes Moore SK
33 - 33	Resins - Hanna sells thermoset business Moore SK, Walsh K
34 - 34	Lithium batteries chemicals demand keeps going and going Schmitt B
35 - 35	Polyethylene - Shortages keep price pressure up Terry L
35 - 35	Fibers - Imports derail European upturn Noor-Drugan N
40 - 40	Legislation - Maine finds toxics use compromise Fairley P
40 - 40	Fischer-Tropsch - Haze blamed in Malaysia blast Fairley P
42 - 42	Remediation - Washington ponders Superfund - Minus taxes Schwartz DA
43 - 43	Companies - Ethox: Investing in the future Walsh K
45 - 45	Railroads - STB bills prompt CEO action ... BNSF reorganizes, cuts staff Morris GDL, Orshal J
48 - 49	Korea's restructuring: A slow start only two big mergers are planned Mollet A
51 - 52	No rush to buy assets - Multinationals are cautious Mollet A