Chemical Week

Chemical Week, Vol.161, No.48 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0009-272X (Print)

In this Issue (56 articles)

5 - 5	Hard work's reward Hunter D
5 - 5	The death of 'life sciences'? [Anonymous]
11 - 11	Japan - BASF-NOF plan coatings JV Alperowicz N
11 - 11	Flavors and fragrances - Roche to spin off Givaudan, focus on pharmaceuticals Hume C
12 - 12	CW-Schroders conference - Companies optimistic for 2000 as price increases outpace feedstocks Nielsen K
12 - 12	Metallocenes - Judge declares ExxonMobil patent invalid Moore SK
13 - 13	Polyester - KoSa invests $135 million to expand textile filaments Adams J
13 - 13	Divestments - ChemFirst sells Callidus to Howe-Baker Seewald N
13 - 13	Biotech - Diversa, TerraGen sign deal Sissell K
15 - 15	International trade - WTO failure shatters tariff hopes Franz N
15 - 15	Acquisitions - Old World completes purchase of Celanese EO-EG Westervelt R
15 - 15	Companies - IMC takes a massive charge Nielsen K
15 - 15	Markets - Celanese pushes third acetyls hike Terry L
16 - 16	Pesticides - Amvac plans to buy DuPonts fortress business Schmitt B
16 - 16	SOCO-Lynch opens terminal (vol 161, pg 52, 1999) Orshal J
16 - 16	Consumer products - Mattel may dump plastics in favor of natural materials Franz N
16 - 16	Epoxy resins - Dow takes a lead on pricing Adams J
17 - 17	Methanol - Saturn starts Trinidad plant; Begins work on second unit Adams J
17 - 17	Coatings - McWhorter buys resins business from Dyno Schmitt B
17 - 17	Accidents - Akzo Nobel probes Deer Park blast Terry L
18 - 18	Polyvinyl chloride - Degussa-Huls sells Vestolit to investors Scott A
18 - 18	Oil restructuring - ExxonMobil divests lubricants, gasoline assets Young I
18 - 18	Specialties - Schenectady buys Laporte operations Hume C
19 - 19	Polymers - Oman plans refinery-to-PP study Alperowicz N
19 - 19	Petrochemicals - Olefins producers seek big price rises Noor-Drugan N
19 - 19	Czech Republic - Eastman finalizes deal to acquire Sokolov Young I
21 - 21	Taiwan - CPC selects location for cracker Mollet A
21 - 21	Singapore - ExxonMobil buys BP Amoco's share of Aromatics JV Young I
21 - 21	Japan - Renaissance project takes off [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Adnoc studies more Petchem projects [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Paradeep Phosphates plans expansion [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Q-Chem breaks ground on Qatar project [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Saudi venture seeks partners for three plants [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Egypt picks BankAmerica for methanol-to-olefins study [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Nocil expects cracker okay in early 2000 [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Kemira plans paper chemicals plant in Brazil [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Russia plans first titanium dioxide plant [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Stone & Webster confirms Turkish cracker award [Anonymous]
23 - 26	Biotech battle - Waging a war for public approval Moore SK, Scott A
25 - 25	Labeling gets stuck in the US Franz N
27 - 27	Electronic chemicals - Cabot expects spring IPO Neilsen K
27 - 27	Debt - Solutia keeps investment grade Nielsen K, Wood A
28 - 30	M&A - Private equity deals double in 1999 Nielsen K
33 - 33	Pharmaceutical intermediates - ChiRex, Glaxo deal falls short Walsh K
33 - 33	UV absorbers - BASF targets pale position Hume C
34 - 34	Mining chemicals - Few golden opportunities as metal woes deepen Schmitt B
35 - 35	Ethylene glycol - Europeans plan a hefty hike Noor-Drugan N
35 - 35	Polystyrene - Nova piles on another increase Terry L
36 - 36	Polyvinyl chloride [Anonymous]
37 - 37	Price commentary [Anonymous]
40 - 40	Electronic chemicals - UK, US plan health studies Scott A
40 - 40	Superfund - GAO disputes EPA cost estimates Franz N
41 - 41	New Jersey - Y2K prompts another public disclosure battle Sissell K
43 - 44	Companies - Ascot races from hotels to chemicals Alperowicz N
45 - 45	E-commerce - First ethylene deal on-line Fuller J
45 - 45	Consulting - Andersen measures CRM Mullin R