Chemical Week

Chemical Week, Vol.165, No.25 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-272X (Print)

In this Issue (32 articles)

2 - 2	Heritage day 2003 Hunter D
5 - 5	More chemical firms expected to warn against Q2 earnings Walsh K
5 - 5	Senate panel votes 10-8 to establish asbestos trust Sissell K
6 - 6	Solutia's stock drops on Q2 warning; PCBs trial clouds outlook Sissell K
6 - 6	Vopak buys South American terminals Sim PH
7 - 7	Qatar, ConocoPhillips sign gas development deal Westervelt R
7 - 7	BNSF completes rail spur to Dow's Seadrift site Seewald N
8 - 8	Hercules to beat estimates; Gains ISS support Walsh K
8 - 8	Crompton faces class-action suits Sim PH
9 - 9	Westlake plans $400-million bond meting Sim PH
9 - 9	BASF studying plans to restructure US plasticizers Alperowicz N
10 - 10	Huntsman to close UK surfactants plants Young I
10 - 10	Dow postpones new cracker, debottlenecks existing capacity Alperowicz N
11 - 11	EU emissions scheme raises industry concerns Scott A
12 - 12	Government to take control of TPI in bid to resolves debt dispute Young I
14 - 16	Energy - Rising gas fuels industry action Westervelt R
16 - 17	Industry scrambles to reduce exposure to gas costs Sim PH
18 - 18	Ems Inventa-Fischer to commercialize PLA process Alperowicz N
18 - 18	Kyowa Hakko unveils anti-cholesterol liquid Scott A
19 - 19	Solutia opens high-potency API facility Scott A
19 - 19	Bayer extends early phase biotech services Scott A
20 - 20	Mallinckrodt forms alliance with Ranbaxy Scott A
20 - 20	Bayer shelves drug produced from transgenic sheep Scott A
21 - 21	Borden chemical acquires filtration media resins unit [Anonymous]
21 - 21	Dover to buy Ferro's petroleum additives unit [Anonymous]
21 - 21	Kemira agress to buy Italian water treatment firm Walsh K
22 - 22	Atofina delays hydrogen peroxide expansion Sim PH
22 - 22	Dow to close Texas cracker in September Sim PH
24 - 24	House queries EPA on clear skies Sissell K
24 - 24	Louisiana eases air permit rules Sissell K
27 - 28	Elementis makes a'step change' Expanding in specialties and cutting costs Young I
29 - 29	Opportunities as EU expands east - But investment in central and Eastern Europe remains slow Cage S