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relates to Mineral Sunscreens BOS Chemical Booster Draws Safety Concerns
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Mineral Sunscreens BOS Chemical Booster Draws Safety Concerns
By Anna Edney
Turns out, even varieties touted as healthier contain an unknown amount of a concerning chemical.
July 11, 2023
relates to Chemical Maker Elementis Said to Explore Sale of Chromium Unit
business
Chemical Maker Elementis Said to Explore Sale of Chromium Unit
By Aaron Kirchfeld and Dinesh Nair
March 25, 2022
relates to Chemical Maker Elementis Rejects Third Deal Offer in Five Months
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Chemical Maker Elementis Rejects Third Deal Offer in Five Months
By Craig Trudell
U.K. specialty-chemical company Elementis Plc turned down a third acquisition offer in five months, a move that risks further irritating investors who have missed out on potential deals.
April 20, 2021
relates to ‘Snake Oil’ Goes Mainstream as Shippers Grapple With Fuel Shift
technology
‘Snake Oil’ Goes Mainstream as Shippers Grapple With Fuel Shift
By Andy Hoffman, Firat Kayakiran, and Jack Wittels
An obscure part of the global marine-fuel market, once viewed as having little value for most shippers, is about to have its day.
January 19, 2020
relates to Still No ‘All Clear’ After Chemical Blasts, But Town Moves on
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Still No ‘All Clear’ After Chemical Blasts, But Town Moves on
By Rachel Adams-Heard
Nearly a week since an early-morning chemical blast injured three and rained debris on Port Neches, Texas, residents of the town said they were ready to get back to business.
December 4, 2019
relates to Texas Chemical Plant Blast Exposes Area to Toxic Air Pollution
business
Texas Chemical Plant Blast Exposes Area to Toxic Air Pollution
By Carlos Caminada and Robert Tuttle
The explosion that left a Texas chemical plant burning for a second day and triggered the evacuation of surrounding neighborhoods is now exposing the area to toxic air pollution.
November 28, 2019
relates to Blast at Texas Chemical Plant Injures Three, Shuts Waterway
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Blast at Texas Chemical Plant Injures Three, Shuts Waterway
By Kriti Gupta
An explosion at a chemical plant near Texas’ Gulf Coast injured three people early Wednesday and led to the shutdown of a waterway connecting oil refineries to the Gulf Coast.
November 27, 2019
relates to Arkema Is Said to Near $550 Million Mining Chemical Maker Deal
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Arkema Is Said to Near $550 Million Mining Chemical Maker Deal
By Andrew Marc Noel and Kiel Porter
Arkema SA is nearing a deal to acquire a U.S.-based supplier of mining chemicals from Golden Gate Capital for about $550 million, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
May 15, 2019
technology
Blackstone’s Rival Dell Offer Sets Stage for Rare Bidding War
By David Carey
Blackstone Group LP’s preliminary bid to take over Dell Inc. is setting the stage for a rare event: a bidding war between private-equity firms.
March 25, 2013
business
Innospec Withdraws TPC Group Bid After SK, First Reserve Accord
Innospec Inc., a U.S. producer of fuel additives, withdrew its $744.7 million offer for TPC Group Inc. after the world’s largest maker of butadiene agreed to be acquired by private-equity firms First Reserve Corp. and SK Capital Partners.
December 3, 2012