Chemical Week

Chemical Week, Vol.165, No.3 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-272X (Print)

In this Issue (28 articles)

3 - 3	Introducing the CW75 Hunter D
8 - 8	Stavropoulos mines cost-cutting plan at Dow [Anonymous]
8 - 8	Honeywell swaps plastics for BASF's nylon fibers Westervelt R
9 - 9	PolyOne to eliminate 400 job; Buys colorants maker Walsh K
9 - 9	RPM shares slide on asbestos concerns Sissell K
10 - 10	GE strike has little effed on silicones and plastics Westervelt R
10 - 10	Ferro warns on earnings; Amends credit agreement. Walsh K
11 - 11	Rhodia reorganizes into four units Young I
11 - 11	Brussels announces laws to cut VOCs in paints and refinishes [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Philippines keeps plastics tariffs Moore S
14 - 16	Albemarle - Slow and steady wins the race Wood A, Walsh K
17 - 17	E-commerce - Eastman joins SpecialChem.com Seewald N
17 - 17	Outsourcing - Borden awards human resources contract to accenture D'Amico E
18 - 20	Technology - Green chemistry starts to take root Scott A, Sissell K
21 - 21	Pharmaceuticals - Zentaris secures manufacturing deal in China Scott A
21 - 21	Andrx purchases pharma from Bristol-Myers Scott A
22 - 22	Ashland expands pressure sensitive adhesives Walsh K
22 - 22	Aerome sniffs out ways to boost business Schmitt B
23 - 23	Spot para-xylene supply dries up Cage S
23 - 23	DuPont raises North American TiO2 prices Sim PH
24 - 24	Product focus: ABS [Anonymous]
25 - 25	CW price report - Commentary [Anonymous]
26 - 27	CW75 stock performance [Anonymous]
28 - 28	Dow agrees to help OSHA promote compliance Franz N
28 - 28	Methylene chloride found to pose no immune system risk Franz N
28 - 28	Draft legislation expected in March Scott A
29 - 29	GE silicones sets its sights on China - Asian growth, new products drive $2-billion sales target Westervelt R
31 - 31	Vital statistics: Manufacturing lacks strength Pearlman A