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Curated Video

Illinois Town's $13 Million Water System Will Bypass Forever Chemicals

Higher Ed
PFAS chemicals, which don't degrade over time, have been used in consumer products since the 1950s and are linked to harmful health effects.
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Curated Video

Scientists Are Trying To Solve The 'Forever Chemicals' Problem

Higher Ed
PFAS are chemicals that don't wear down even after being disposed. Now scientists are trying to address them before they cause human side effects.
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Bloomberg

Can Dows Deal With Dan Loeb Show Path Ahead for DuPont?

Higher Ed
Nov. 24 -- Bloomberg's Jack Kaskey discusses how Dow and DuPont have dealt with Dan Loeb. He speaks with Julie Hyman on ""Bottom Line."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

The Top Ten Stocks for Wednesday, Sept. 17

Higher Ed
Sept. 17 -- Bloomberg's Betty Liu, Julie Hyman and Olivia Sterns report on today's ten most important stocks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

The Top Ten Stocks for Oct. 29

Higher Ed
Oct. 29 -- Bloomberg's Trish Regan and Matt Miller report on todays top ten stocks on Street Smart. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

The Top Ten Stocks for Thursday, Sept. 18

Higher Ed
Sept. 18 -- Bloomberg's Betty Liu, Adam Johnson and Scarlet Fu report on today's ten most important stocks on In The Loop. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg

Chemours CEO Says Shifting Away From Commodity Chemicals

Higher Ed
Mar.27 -- Mark Vergnano, Chemours chief executive officer, discusses the company's strategy and outlook with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Oliver Renick on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Corteva CEO Sees 'Tremendous' Amount of Demand After DuPont Separation

Higher Ed
Jun.03 -- James Collins, Corteva Agriscience chief executive officer, discusses the company's separation from DowDuPont Inc. with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn and Ed Hammond on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Trian Said to Increase Stake in DuPont

Higher Ed
Oct. 29 -- Trian Fund Management LP, the activist fund manager thats calling for a breakup of DuPont Co., increased its stake in the chemicals company to 2.7 percent, according to a person familiar with the situation. Betty Liu reports...
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Bloomberg

Ed Garden on Trian's Plans for 2017

Higher Ed
Sept. 29 -- Trian Co-Founder Ed Garden talks about what's on tap for 2017 at one of the top activist firms. He speaks at the Bloomberg Markets Most Influential summit in New York.
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Bloomberg

BASF May Counter Bid for DuPont

Higher Ed
March 7 -- BASF SE is working with advisers and financing banks on the merits of making a counter bid for DuPont Co., the $55 billion chemical company that agreed to a merger with Dow Chemical Co. in December, people with knowledge...
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Bloomberg

Andrew Left: No War of Words With Einhorn Over Chemours

Higher Ed
July 26 -- Andrew Left, Citron Research founder, responds to David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital taking a stake in Chemours. He speaks during an interview with Bloomberg's Amanda Lang, Scarlet Fu and Joe Weisenthal on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bloomberg

Nelson Peltzs Trian Calls for Breakup of Dupont

Higher Ed
Sept. 17 -- Bloomberg's Adam Johnson reports on today's top headlines on Bloomberg Surveillance.
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Curated Video

CAN585 CLEDWYN HUGHES IS INTERVIEWED ON HIS RETURN TO LONDON

Higher Ed
British Minister of State for Commonwealth Relations Mr Cledwyn Hughes is interviewed on the situation in Southern Rhodesia following his recent trip to Salisbury (Harare). Questions include asking for his personal view of the...
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Paris prima ballerina Aurelie Dupont bows out

9th - Higher Ed
CLEAN : Paris prima ballerina Aurelie Dupont bows out
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Bloomberg

Are Activist Investors Targeting the Wrong Companies?

Higher Ed
Nov. 17 -- Bill George, former chairman and chief executive officer at Medtronic, questions some of the companies being targeted by activist investor moves. He speaks on Market Makers.
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Curated Video

CAN679 SMITH SPEAKS ON COMMUNISM IN RHODESIA, ZAMBIA, COOPERATION, OTHER ISSUES

Higher Ed
Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith gives interview.

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Bloomberg

Does Bayer-Monsanto Deal Risk Regulatory Hurdles?

Higher Ed
Sept. 14 -- Bayer AG agreed to purchase Monsanto Co. after submitting its fourth bid for the company. There is a $2 billion break-up fee attached if the $66 billion deal gets rejected due to antitrust concerns. Bloomberg's Jeff McCracken...
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Bloomberg

Bayer Hopes Third Time's the Charm on Monsanto Bid

Higher Ed
Sept. 6 -- Bayer AG sweetened its takeover bid for Monsanto for a second time, increasing the amount to $56 billion. Monsanto says it is evaluating the offer as well as other proposals. Bloomberg's Jeff McCracken has the details on...
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Bloomberg

Bayer Seals $66 Billion Deal for Monsanto

Higher Ed
Sept. 14 -- Bayer AG agreed to purchase Monsanto Co. after submitting its fourth bid for the company. The deal is valued at $66 billion and would create the world's largest supplier of seeds and pesticides. Bloomberg's Jeff McCracken...
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : France: Dupont Aignan says he's the only alternative to Fillon

9th - Higher Ed
French right wing independent presidential candidate Nicolas Dupont Aignan holds a campaign rally in Paris presenting himself as the only alternative to Francois Fillon
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Bloomberg

Dow Chemical to Focus Less on Big Projects, CFO Ungerleider Says

Higher Ed
Sep.13 -- Howard Ungerleider, Dow Chemical Co. president and chief financial officer, discusses the new streamlined Dow companies with Bloomberg's Ed Hammond on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
Instructional Video
National Science Foundation

National Science Foundation: Chance Discoveries: Kevlar

9th - 10th
Richard Engel tells the story of lab work done in 1965 by DuPont chemist Stephanie Kwolek that unexpectedly produced Kevlar, a lightweight fiber five times stronger than steel. [4:06]