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Jun 05 2013 17:45 BST
Materials losses send US stocks lower
All three major US stock indices were more than 1 per cent lower at midday trading, as the materials sector continued a difficult 2013. Alhough up 5.1 per cent on the year to date, it is the worst performing major sector of the S&P 500 in 2013. Cliffs Natural ResourcesBy Jason Abbruzzese in New York
May 27 2013 21:54 BST
Kuwaiti oil minister quits over Dow Chemical's compensation win
Kuwait's oil minister has quit in the fallout over a $2.2bn government compensation payment to Dow Chemical of the US, in a row that is a perfect storm of the political troubles facing the rich but restless Gulf petrostate. Hani Hussein, who resigned before he was due to be questionedBy Michael Peel and Camilla Hall in Abu Dhabi
May 26 2013 16:57 BST
Europe's maufacturers caught in a vice
As the eurozone crisis enters its fourth year, the continent's industry is being squeezed, as if by an invisible mechanical vice. European manufacturing has shed around 3.5m jobs since the global financial crisis hit in 2008. Ford Motor, Dow Chemical, Tata Steel and wind turbine maker Vestas are among theBy Chris Bryant in Frankfurt and Richard Milne in Oslo
May 17 2013 00:57 BST
Dow to fight $1.2bn in price-fixing damages
Dow Chemical plans to fight a $1.2bn damages award for price-fixing using a recent antitrust ruling in the Supreme Court, it said on Thursday. A federal court in Kansas City, Kansas, on Wednesday confirmed the damages award to thousands of chemical manufacturers and distributors that said they paid excess pricesBy Ed Crooks in New York
May 15 2013 00:03 BST
Argentina: Would-be partners worry about the risk of shale
No one doubts the attractiveness of Argentina's shale oil and gas prospects, particularly its vast Vaca Muerta (Dead Cow) formation, but unlike Eagle Ford in the US, which has rocketed from near-zero production to one of the world's top producing formations in five years, there has been no rush intoBy Jude Webber
May 13 2013 11:16 BST
Global shale revolution threatens Gulf petrochemicals expansion
Middle East energy producers have long bet on petrochemicals as a way to diversify their economies away from reliance on oil and gas revenue. Industry experts predicted that as US and European plants shut down because of high feedstock costs, the Middle East would become the sector's new centre ofBy Ayesha Daya
May 12 2013 22:27 BST
Legal sanctions force Chevron into Argentina rethink
Chevron has been forced to retool a partnership to develop massive shale oil reserves in Argentina because of legal sanctions in Ecuador. Chevron's plans to develop the giant Vaca Muerta shale formation with Argentine energy group YPF had been thrown into question by a legal judgment freezing Chevron's Argentine assets.By Jude Webber in Buenos Aires
May 07 2013 19:47 BST
Dow receives $2.2bn from KPC to settle JV dispute
Dow Chemical of the US has been paid $2.2bn by Kuwait Petroleum Corporation in a final resolution of the dispute between the two companies over a failed joint venture plan that collapsed in 2008. The payment by the Kuwait state-owned oil group represents most of the compensation Dow was owedBy Ed Crooks in New York
May 05 2013 19:39 BST
Obama backs rise in US gas exports
The Obama administration has signalled support for more plants to export liquefied natural gas, as the US embraces its surging energy production as a key new element of its national security policy. Barack Obama said at the weekend the US was likely to be a net gas exporter by 2020,By Richard McGregor in Washington and Ed Crooks in New York
Apr 28 2013 07:05 BST
'This is about doing well by doing good'
Not every 100-year-old can claim to have their finger on the pulse of the hottest emerging trends, but the Rockefeller Foundation, formed in 1913, is not a typical centenarian. The $3.6bn New York-based philanthropic organisation gave one of its first grants to an unknown scholar named Albert Einstein. Since thenBy Steve Johnson
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May 29 2013 13:27 BST
Dow to Present at Sanford C. Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference

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