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Simon Robinson and Nigel Davis discuss the business of the week. Logistics companies results Ashland sells logistics business Ineos has bought Nova’s stake in the IneosNova joint venture Chemtura comes out of bankruptcy Celanese Coal to chemicals projects in China Ineos Technology to be used in 2 Braskem plants Parafin wax shortage looms

The issue of ICIS Chemical Business for the week of November 8 features a cover story on Dow Chemical’s shift in its plastics strategy, including an interview with Dow CEO Andrew Liveris. Also in this issue are articles on demand for paraxylene and purified terephthalic acid being pushed by the Asian cotton shortage; the expansion of bioplastics in Latin America; increasing demand driving the prices of styrene butadiene rubber; and much, much more.

The issue of ICIS Chemical Business for the week of November 8 features a cover story on Dow Chemical’s shift in its plastics strategy, including an interview with Dow CEO Andrew Liveris. Also in this issue are articles on demand for paraxylene and purified terephthalic acid being pushed by the Asian cotton shortage; the expansion of bioplastics in Latin America; increasing demand driving the prices of styrene butadiene rubber; and much, much more.

Simon Robinson and Nigel Davis talk over the business of the week: Strong third quarter results and volume growth 2010 Borealis doing well Marcellus gas field options EU wants to reduce phosphorus in detergents German chemical industry growth slowed in the third quarter BHP Billiton keeps plugging away at Potash Corp Iran’s polymer business keeps on growing

Simon Robinson and Nigel Davis talk over the business of the week: Strong third quarter results and volume growth 2010 Borealis doing well Marcellus gas field options EU wants to reduce phosphorus in detergents German chemical industry growth slowed in the third quarter BHP Billiton keeps plugging away at Potash Corp Iran’s polymer business keeps on growing

The issue of ICIS Chemical Business for the week of October 18 takes a look at the revival of Japan’s petrochemical industry, with a variety articles on the changes and movements happening there, including: the relationship between Japan’s chemical manufacturers and automakers; the potential shutting down of several of Japan’s crackers; and, the nation is pushing for the use of more renewables.

The issue of ICIS Chemical Business for the week of October 18 takes a look at the revival of Japan’s petrochemical industry, with a variety articles on the changes and movements happening there, including: the relationship between Japan’s chemical manufacturers and automakers; the potential shutting down of several of Japan’s crackers; and, the nation is pushing for the use of more renewables.

The issue of ICIS Chemical Business for the week of October 11 has as its cover story a special feature taking a look at the Top 100 Chemical Distributors—and on the podcast, global editor Joe Chang will provide more details about the top distributors. Also in this issue are articles on the winners of the ICIS Innovation Awards 2010, price increases for polystyrene, BASF’s expansions in China, and much more.

The issue of ICIS Chemical Business for the week of October 11 has as its cover story a special feature taking a look at the Top 100 Chemical Distributors—and on the podcast, global editor Joe Chang will provide more details about the top distributors. Also in this issue are articles on the winners of the ICIS Innovation Awards 2010, price increases for polystyrene, BASF’s expansions in China, and much more.

The issue of ICIS Chemical Business for the week of October 4 covers oleochemicals with articles on the good outlook for Southeast Asia as well as the search for green surfactants, and the complications biodiesel is bringing to the global glycerin market. This issue also has a special supplement for the European Petrochemical Association meeting occurring this week in Budapest: in it are stories looking at the petrochemical industry’s ups and downs, as well as the search for better margins, and the chemical industry’s role in reducing emissions.

The issue of ICIS Chemical Business for the week of October 4 covers oleochemicals with articles on the good outlook for Southeast Asia as well as the search for green surfactants, and the complications biodiesel is bringing to the global glycerin market. This issue also has a special supplement for the European Petrochemical Association meeting occurring this week in Budapest: in it are stories looking at the petrochemical industry’s ups and downs, as well as the search for better margins, and the chemical industry’s role in reducing emissions.

The latest issue of ICIS Chemical Business takes a look at the European petrochemical market in turmoil, as well as the conclusion of the ICIS Top 100 Chemical Companies with the announcement of company of the year. Global editor Joe Chang is on the podcast to discuss the company of the year, and polymers editor Ivan Lerner talks about his articles on PVC in America and the disadvantage European producers have due to their feedstocks, respectively.

The latest issue of ICIS Chemical Business takes a look at the European petrochemical market in turmoil, as well as the conclusion of the ICIS Top 100 Chemical Companies with the announcement of company of the year. Global editor Joe Chang is on the podcast to discuss the company of the year, and polymers editor Ivan Lerner talks about his articles on PVC in America and the disadvantage European producers have due to their feedstocks, respectively.

Simon Robinson and Nigel Davis discuss BASF Eastman upbeat about Q3 performance The US Economy may be slowing DSM refocuses business units further into the Far East Solvay reorganises around business units. visit www.icis.com for more www.icis.com

Simon Robinson and Nigel Davis discuss BASF Eastman upbeat about Q3 performance The US Economy may be slowing DSM refocuses business units further into the Far East Solvay reorganises around business units. visit www.icis.com for more www.icis.com