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China Said to Merge Chemical Giants

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Jul.01 -- Reports from China say that the government has begun merging its huge chemical giants. Bloomberg's John Liu reports on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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Curated Video

State Department, analyst and DC residents on Syria developments

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The United States State Department says it is "crystal clear" that the Bashar Assad's regime is responsible for the alleged chemical attack that targeted Syrian civilians last week. Along with it's allies in Europe, the US appeared on...
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AFP News Agency

VOICED: Outrage as video shows Egypt's pig killing

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VOICED: Outrage as video shows Egypt's pig killing
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Bloomberg

Dow CEO: 4% Growth Is Possible Under Trump

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Jan.17 -- Andrew Liveris, chief executive officer at Dow Chemical, explains what is needed to spark four percent growth in the U.S. economy and shares the details of talks with President-elect Donald Trump on stimulating manufacturing...
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JORDAN: ARRIVAL OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS EXPERTS (V)

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Voice and effects A team of international chemical weapons experts are to try and dismantle chemical weapons left behind by the U-N in Iraq. The experts from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons have arrived in...
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Invention, Battleship, Movie, WWII, Beauty Contest

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Synthetic Rubber Invented A tire company chemist demonstrates his new process for making a rubber-like compound from readily available chemicals, a significant achievement, in freeing the US from dependence on imported rubber. (USA,...
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Bloomberg

Siemens Looks to Get Into Shale Gas Boom

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Sept. 22 -- Hans Nichols reports on deals between Merck KGaA, Sigma-Aldrich and Siemens, Dresser-Rand Group. He speaks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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HONG KONG: DOLPHIN POPULATION APPEARS TO BE DYING OUT

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English/Nat Hong Kong's dolphin population appears to be dying out. Scientists believe that the pollution caused by Hong Kong's land reclamation and development schemes are killing them off. There are now only around 80 to 100 of Hong...
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Bloomberg

China Said Planning Merger of Sinochem, ChemChina

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Oct. 14 -- Sources told Bloomberg that plans are underway in China to merge state-owned industrial giants Sinochem and ChemChina. Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie reports on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Sky News

IS 'planned to launch chemical-tipped missiles

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VOICED: Sky News has seen evidence that Islamic State planned to use chemical weapons in the battle for Mosul. Experts are now analysing substances found in containers that I.S. fighters were planning to add to missile warheads....
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Bloomberg

Akzo CEO Buechner Resigns for Health Reasons

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Jul.19 -- Ton Buechner, the CEO of chemicals company Akzo Nobel, has resigned this morning with immediate effect, citing health reasons. He resigns among this ongoing battle with activist shareholder Elliott. Bloomberg's Ellen Proper...
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Bloomberg

Bayer Loses Third Roundup Trial

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May.14 -- Bayer is slumping after a dressing down in the courtroom. The company has lost a third lawsuit over claims its Roundup weed killer causes cancer. It’s been order to pay more than $2B in damages. Bloomberg’s Eric Pfanner reports...
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Bloomberg

Bayer Roundup Award Slashed to $25M

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Jul.16 -- Bayer has won a ruling, slashing a jury verdict to $25M from over $80M over claims its Roundup weed killer causes cancer. The same judge who reduced the punitive damages also rejected the company’s request for a new trial....
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Bloomberg

Sasol Delays Earnings Report for a Month

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Aug.16 -- Sasol is plunging after holding back its financial results. The chemical maker is delaying the release for a month to coincide with a report on what went wrong during construction of its nearly $13 billion Lake Charles project...
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Bloomberg

Brent Crude's Slide Deepens on Trade War Demand Concerns

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Aug.07 -- Brent Crude fell further after entering a bear market, hit by demand concerns about the U.S.-China trade war. Bloomberg's Will Kennedy reports on "Bloomberg The Open."
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Most Overweight on China Materials, Industrials: UBS’s Liu

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May.17 -- Wendy Liu, head of China strategy at UBS Group AG, discusses the Chinese A-Share market, her investment strategy and where she’s finding opportunity. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
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Bloomberg

Why Chemours Is Splitting Up Its Fluoroproducts Division

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Feb.12 -- Chemours Co. Chief Executive Officer Mark Vergnano explains why the chemical maker created two new business segments from its fluoroproducts division. He speaks with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn and Ed Hammond on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Chemical weapons expert on destruction of Syria's arsenal

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Syria's chemical weapons face a perilous journey through rebel-controlled territory before they can be destroyed, a chemical weapons expert said on Saturday. Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, director of chemical weapons consultancy Bio-Secure,...
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Authorities in the Chicago suburb of Lockport, Ill., locked down a high school campus after mysterious fumes from a bottle left in a hallway sent 13 students to a hospital.

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School on lockdown after suspicious bottle found Authorities in the Chicago suburb of Lockport, Ill., locked down a high school campus after mysterious fumes from a bottle left in a hallway sent 13 students to a hospital. (May...
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Curated Video

AU spokesman on Somali arrested at airport with chemicals

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Mogadishu - 31 December 2009 1. Various set up shots of African Union spokesman Bahoku Barigye 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bahoku Barigye, AU spokesman: "This young man was carrying chemicals in two states. One state was powder, and the...
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Bloomberg

BASF Cuts 2015 Profit Targets

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Oct. 24 -- BASF, the world's biggest chemical maker, posts third-quarter earnings and cuts its 2015 profit targets. Bloomberg's Manus Cranny reports on ""Countdown."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

Tianhe Rises After Short Seller Report

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Oct. 10 ""Tianhe Chemicals is the latest Chinese company to be targeted by short sellers. Today, the company is fighting back and denying the claims as shares rise. Bloomberg's Shery Ahn reports on On The Move. (Source: Bloomberg)
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USA:PENTAGON DISMISSES ACCUSATIONS OF EVIDENCE OF CHEMICAL WEAPONS

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English/Nat The U-S Pentagon Thursday dismissed accusations by a former CIA analyst that U-S military units deployed in the Persian Gulf War contained abundant evidence of exposure to Iraqi chemical weapons. The Pentagon said there...
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Bloomberg

Saudi a Step Closer to Turning Oil Into Chemicals

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June 29 -- Saudi Aramco and Saudi Basic Industries are a step closer to building their first plant to process crude directly into chemicals. This cuts out a costly intermediate link in the production of plastics. Bloomberg's Anthony...