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Rechargable batteries are the talk of the season. Here is further proof that they are easy on the environment and equally efficient as regular ones.
The making of rechargeable batteries doesn’t involve any less toxic chemicals than that of...
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Chemical maker DuPont’s top executive, Charles Holliday Jr., announced Tuesday that he is stepping down after 10 years in which he changed the company into a...
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AP, Wilmington
Chemical maker Huntsman Corporation says an outside appraisal firm believes a proposed $6.5 billion buyout by Hexion Specialty Chemicals would result in a solvent...
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This goes to all the mothers who have new born kids. Have you ever wondered what goes into that plastic milk feeding bottle? I know you might say that you always buy a...
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AP, Grand Rapids
Dow Chemical says despite two price increases unveiled during the second quarter, sharply higher costs for energy and raw materials contributed to a 27 percent decrease...
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AP, New York
Stocks have notched a gain for the day, as a multibillion dollar deal between Dow Chemical and rival Rohm and Haas helped offset concerns about the financial sector and...
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AP, New York
Stocks moved higher in choppy trading Thursday as a deal for Dow Chemical Co. to acquire rival Rohm and Haas Co. boosted investor confidence but could not fully offset...
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AP, New York
Stocks fluctuated Thursday as a deal for Dow Chemical Co. to acquire rival Rohm and Haas Co. boosted investor confidence but could not fully offset continued worries...
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AP, New York
Stocks fluctuated Thursday as a deal for Dow Chemical Co. to acquire rival Rohm and Haas Co. boosted investor confidence, but could not fully offset continued worries...
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AP, New York
Stocks fluctuated Thursday as worries about the financial sector offset enthusiasm over better-than-expected sales from discounters and an agreement for Dow Chemical...
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AP, New York
Stocks are opening higher as investors examine better-than-expected sales reports from discounters and a $15 billion buyout for Rohm and Haas Co. by Dow Chemical Co.But...
made popular Jul 10 2008
AP, Detroit
Dow Chemical Co. will buy rival chemicals maker Rohm and Haas Co. for more than $15 billion in a deal the chemical giant said Thursday was a lynchpin for growth.The $78...
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AP, Detroit
Dow Chemical Co. will buy rival chemicals maker Rohm and Haas Co. for more than $15 billion in a deal the chemical giant said Wednesday was a lynchpin for growth.The...
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AP, New York
U.S. stock futures turned higher Thursday after Wal-Mart Stores Inc. reported stronger-than-expected sales for June and Dow Chemical Co. said it would acquire rival...
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AP, New York
Dow Chemical says it has agreed to buy specialty chemicals maker Rohm and Haas for $78 per share, or more than $15 billion.Based on the per-share purchase price and the...
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AP, Midland
Dow Chemical Co. plans to raise the price of its products for the second time in a month to deal with what it calls the relentless rise in costs of energy and related...
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AP, Washington
When it comes to paying federal taxes on its workers in Iraq, KBR says it was exempt because they were foreign hands hired through subsidiaries in the Cayman...
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AP, Washington
The federal government will tell 7,000 businesses next week that they are considered high risk-terrorist targets because they house large amounts of chemicals.The sites...
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AP, Washington
The federal government will tell 7,000 businesses next week that they are considered high risk-terrorist targets because they house large amounts of chemicals.The sites...
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AP, Washington
Figures obtained by The Associated Press show that the Veterans Affairs Department has granted only 6 percent of disability claims filed by veterans of secret Cold...
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AP, Birmingham
A worker at an incinerator that destroys chemical weapons for the Army died of an apparent heart attack he suffered while working, a coroner said Thursday.There was no...
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