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Welcome to the ICIS Reporter weekly newsletter
ICIS Chemical Business This week's focus is Aerospace, we take a look at how advanced composites and chemicals are bringing economies to this sector. How carbon fibre is winning the hearts and minds of the military; how the aerospace business has ridden to the salvation of sectors of the chemical industry during the recession and finally, how the chemicals sector is helping win the race to space.

We also have two bonus features: a peep at how Songwon from South Korea is bucking the recession through clever production, sales and marketing. Rounding out the issue we have a piece about how to reduce risk in generic drug supply in the RX360 consortium.
Stories from ICIS Chemical Business
Materials suppliers optimistic about aerospace demand
Boeing's 787 Dreamliner has some impressive environmental credentials
Carbon fiber composites will still find good business with the military
Space exploration needs chemical innovation
South Korea's Songwon has benefited from expanding its global presence
Generics firms unaware of Rx-360's benefits -- Hovione CEO
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ICIS news: Editors' Top Picks
BASF upgraded as CEO forecasts better fourth quarter
Teesside chemical companies welcome £20m investment plan
Canada chems remain profitable despite sharp sales decline
Chemical makers among US industries expecting 2010 gains
GPCA '09: LyondellBasell sees tough 2010 for PP/PE
Downturn prompts chemicals strategy shift - e-Chem
 
ICIS news: Most Popular Picks
FocusMethanol-blended fuel slow to bloom in China
Asia aromatics poised to end 2009 on high note amid tight supply
GPCA '09: SABIC looks to acquisitions to access tech, markets
Asian synthetic rubber makers to cut op rates on BD surge
BBC's box returns from epic voyage around the world
ExxonMobil Chem open to new China, Middle East projects

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