Chemical Week

Chemical Week, Vol.166, No.26 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-272X (Print)

In this Issue (29 articles)

3 - 3	Not business as usual Hunter D
6 - 6	Liveris to become Dow Chemicals next CEO [Anonymous]
6 - 6	Margins and volumes keep face with costs Westervelt R, Walsh K
7 - 7	Morgan Stanley restarts coverage of chemical finns Walsh K
7 - 7	ACC asks court to reject some medical monitoring claims Sissell K
7 - 7	Compass minerals' losses narrow in the second quarter Sim PH
7 - 7	Grace acquires chromatography firm Seewald N
8 - 8	Lyondell takeover millennium delayed Westervelt R
8 - 8	Crompton prices bond offering Walsh K
8 - 8	Westlake sets IPO terms completes pipe deal Sim PH
9 - 9	OMG restates previous results, second-quarter earnings higher Westervelt R
9 - 9	Dow cancels IT outsourcing contract with EDS; awards project to IBM D'Amico E
10 - 10	Shareholders criticize elementis as results dip Young I
10 - 10	Merck aims a double chemical sales Alperowicz N
11 - 11	Indonesian firm restarts PA unit [Anonymous]
11 - 11	Berger paints plans investments at sites in India Young I
13 - 15	Dow corning starting a new charter Wood A
16 - 16	Dowpharma to close contract facility [Anonymous]
17 - 17	Dow gives green light to hike emulsions for traffic paint [Anonymous]
17 - 17	Epoxy producers announce more price hikes Walsh K
19 - 19	Fine chemical catalysts: Targeting pharmaceuticals Scott A
23 - 23	Catalyst players follow growth to Asia, middle east [Anonymous]
25 - 25	Sud-chemie establishes GTL catalyst JV in Qatar [Anonymous]
27 - 27	Nitrogen markets heat up [Anonymous]
27 - 27	PS producers intensify efforts to restore margins Sim PH
33 - 33	Industry shake out ahead - Ownerships change and Japan restructures Alperowicz N
40 - 40	Scientists say nanoparticles should be regulated [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Texas advances trading plan for VOCs [Anonymous]
43 - 44	Lucite heads for a breakhrough - China plant, new technology boost leading MMA position Pearlman A