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Outgoing chief executive defends ‘painful’ decision to exit electric battery business
The deal machine may be reaching its limit
Shares plunge at FTSE 100 group as it warns of plans to close division, supply chain issues and departure of chief
Industry reels as soaring costs across sectors hit profit margins
Consumers may ask what real value is created by endless mergers and spin-offs masterminded by CEOs and bankers
Sabic reopening of Olefins 6 ‘cracker’ comes as UK tries to strengthen trade links with Gulf states
Dutch group Akzo Nobel forecasts situation could last until the middle of 2022
Nippon Gases says its supplies have fallen 50 per cent across region
Agreement on averting food industry crisis spurs resumption of production
Fallout spreads from fertiliser makers and energy suppliers to meat and drink sectors
Group targets valuation of more than €5bn as demand soars in sector that has rebounded from pandemic hit
Investors should be alert to sensitivities around food in China
Companies sell off businesses to focus on speciality areas such as Covid vaccine ingredients
Leaders of BASF and Siemens Gamesa call for shake-up of energy planning rules
Chemical group says it wants to reduce risk of litigation after court dismisses $2bn plan to settle cancer claims
Private equity group Ares to offload UK company it bought in 2014 for £275m
Astonishing turnround as rising demand for food and easy credit spurs use by farmers
Japanese business needs to tackle ‘sacred cows’ to survive clean energy era, warns CEO
Dulux brands’ Dutch owner says increases resulting from demand and supply chain disruptions
Sinochem shares rise by maximum 10% after regulator approves tie-up with ChemChina
Group provides ingredients for Covid jab but reports weaker demand for beauty products
Green energy supplier takes top spot and London remains the city with the most high-growth businesses
Extra costs may be passed to supermarkets and consumers, if prices remain elevated at 6-year highs
First woman to run 158-year old industrial group urgently wants stability for business in US
Chemical recycling has potential to treat wider spectrum of synthetic rubbish
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