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Akzo Nobel, the Dutch chemicals company, has improved its offer for British chemicals group, Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) to more than $15.49 billion (Ł7.6bn) or 635 pence a share.
Earlier, Akzo Nobel had approached British company with...
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Biotechnology pioneer Genentech Inc. mulled Roche Holding’s $43.7 billion offer for its remaining shares Monday as investors made clear their feelings that the...
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Monsanto and BASF have come together for a long term plant biotechnology agreement for developing high yield drought resistant crops. The companies are looking to...
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BASF undertakes investment in new energy generation technology research activities in the areas of energy management and industrial biotechnology. In order to further...
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BASF has stated that it has given an application to Defra for conducting trials of genetically modified blight resistant potatoes in the UK and this has again shifted...
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A chewing gum containing friendly bacteria has been developed by the scientists which can help in preventing tooth decay. The harmful bacteria can be prevented by the...
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Steve Larson, national ornamentals account manager, BASF Professional Turf & Ornamentals and Zoltan Kovacs, vice president of operations at Sunny Border Nurseries in Kensington, Connecticut (Photo credit: BASF Corporation)
