Chemical Week

Chemical Week, Vol.163, No.26 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-272X (Print)

In this Issue (48 articles)

7 - 7	Keeping up Hunter D
13 - 13	Qatar - Chevron Phillips plans cracker [Anonymous]
13 - 13	Earnings - Global economic slowdown prompts more profit warnings Westervelt R, Young I
16 - 16	Companies - Hercules to shave costs; Names new board members [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Earnings - Fuller profits slide on poor demand [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Restructuring - Olin halves 2001 profit estimates; Cuts 928 jobs Sim PH
17 - 17	Companies - Millennium to idle TiO2 plant, slashes workforce Seewald N
17 - 17	Specialties - Dow expands biopharma site Walsh K
18 - 18	Intermediates - BASF closes Texas acrylic acid unit Sim PH
18 - 18	Companies - Crompton to cut jobs; Warns on second-quarter earnings Walsh K
18 - 18	Antitrust - FTC extends review of OM group's purchase of DMC Westervelt R
18 - 18	Ammonia - Cytec closes plant; Cuts 100 jobs [Anonymous]
21 - 21	Companies - DSM to build US plant for high strength PE fiber Seewald N
21 - 21	Services - Rhodia and SITA expand hazwaste JV Westervelt R
21 - 21	Antitrust - Akzo fined for price-fixing; Executive to serve jail time Wood A
22 - 22	Poland - Orlen confirms JV talks with Basell Alperowicz N
22 - 22	EU probes CVC's Lenzing buy - Fibers Hume C
22 - 22	Oil firms to build four crackers in Saudi Arabia - Petrochemicals Alperowicz N
24 - 24	Fiat, EDF launch bid for Montedison - M&A Alperowicz N
24 - 24	Bayer, BASF plan to split Aventis CropScience - Pesticides Hume C
24 - 24	Specialties - Bayer restructures fine chemicals unit Hume C
26 - 26	BASF acquires styrene plant from SK Evertec - Korea Young I
26 - 26	Basell pulls out of JV with Nocil - India Young I
28 - 28	Responsible care - Soft sell, hard facts Schmitt B
32 - 32	ACG tells its story, measure for measure - Targeting long-term improvement [Anonymous]
35 - 36	And now, a word from chemistry - Industry readies its soft sell [Anonymous]
36 - 39	Firms start gathering health effects data - HPV falls behind schedule Franz N
39 - 39	Teaming MSV and ISO for a standardized test - Will it pass or fail? [Anonymous]
43 - 44	Cultivating a bigger crop of alliances - Relationships with multiple partners [Anonymous]
47 - 48	Distributors go for a double check-up - Tackling two verification procedures [Anonymous]
48 - 48	Many goals, but little uniformity - Results are hard to find [Anonymous]
50 - 50	Companies strive to put more life into CAPs - Injecting some new blood Sim PH
58 - 59	Reaching further out around the world - Industry internationalizes its efforts [Anonymous]
59 - 60	Confidence campaign stretches across Europe - Product stewardship gains traction Scott A
62 - 62	Japan reports progress in pollution reduction - But outreach efforts lag Mollet A
64 - 65	Stewardship is a big hurdle for Mexico - Consulting help is on the way Sissell K
65 - 66	Health concerns know no borders - Canadians' doubts challenge industry Fairley P
66 - 67	Chemical hotline hasn't cooled off - 30 years of responding at ChemTrec Franz N
67 - 68	TransCaer's rough ride - Doing more with fewer resources Sim PH
68 - 70	Linking e-business to Responsible Care - Safety issues apply online, too [Anonymous]
70 - 71	ChemCentral computes Responsible Care benefits - A digital backbone provides support [Anonymous]
71 - 72	Labor relations take a turn for the worse - Cooperation pact falls flat [Anonymous]
73 - 73	Specialty hazmat port to open - Distribution Mullin R
73 - 73	R&H to shut more plants - Companies Walsh K
75 - 75	Production slumps in the Americas - Chlor-alkali Sim PH
75 - 75	PVC hikes stand'no chance' - Plastics Sim PH
79 - 79	Symyx, Avantium add partners - Combinatorial chemistry Wood A
79 - 79	Novozymes, Bayer, PPG, recognized - Green chemistry Wood A