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Dear Mr Abbott, What On Earth Have You Done?

By John Richardson INNOVATION has to be the cornerstone of Australia’s economy from now on because of these two reasons: 1.)    The China-led resources boom is over  and so Australia can no longer just dig stuff out of the ground and send it to China. 2.)    Australia, like all developed countries, has an ageing population. […]

The 10th ICIS Innovation Awards

The deadline of 3 July is closing in fast for entries to the 10th ICIS Innovation Awards, designed to reward innovation, environmental advances and sustainability in the global chemical industry. If you want a chance to win extensive coverage in ICIS Chemical Business and receive industry-wide recognition for your hard-won innovations as they enter the […]

World Bank Highlights China Risks

By John Richardson A NEW report by the World Bank on China, summarised on the slide below, supports what we argued in chapter 6 our e-book, Boom, Gloom & The New Normal: That without the success of efforts to reform the economy, the country risks a significant slowdown.   Those reform efforts, detailed in the […]

Bayer Material Science Outlines Global Strategy

Patrick Thomas Source of picture: Bayer Material Science   By John Richardson SUCCESS in chemicals – whether you are into commodities or specialities – is largely about eking out maximum value from every single molecule in all the important markets. The almost obsessive focus on China and other emerging markets might give the impression that […]

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