Andrew Liveris News
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BP Plc and Electricite de France SA will be using their London 2012 Olympics sponsorships to shake off associations with oil spills and reactor meltdowns.
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Kirby Corp., the biggest owner of tank barges on U.S. waterways, says its chemical-carrying vessels are running at full capacity as slumping prices for natural gas used to make the products spur record exports.
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Dow Chemical Co., the largest U.S. chemicals producer, said it expects sales in Africa to at least double within three years as demand for its products including water-purification systems and building materials grows.
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A prospective boom in U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas will have only a modest impact on domestic energy prices and the manufacturers using the fuel, according to a Brookings Institution study.
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Orders to U.S. factories decreased in March, restrained by a pullback in demand for aircraft that overshadowed gains elsewhere.
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Dow Chemical Co. Chief Executive Officer Andrew Liveris said it would be “smart” for the U.S. to limit natural-gas exports to 10 percent of output because expansion plans in his industry are rooted in low gas prices.
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Dow Chemical Co., the largest U.S. chemical company by revenue, fell the most in seven weeks after rising costs for oil-based raw materials in Europe and Asia cut earnings in plastics.
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Dow Chemical Co. will build an ethylene plant in Texas that will employ as many as 2,000 workers, part of the company’s $4 billion investment in expanded chemical production as the price of natural gas drops to a 10- year low.
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A hundred days before the London Olympics, organizers of sport’s biggest event are stepping up preparations and publicity. So are groups that want to use the games as a stage for protest.
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After serving time in a Virginia prison following convictions on gun and drug-possession charges, Sean Collins-Harris decided he would fight the odds against his ever returning to white-collar work with the only tool he had: education.
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