Jonathan Tyler Joins Houlihan Lokey to Cover the European Chemicals Industry
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Houlihan Lokey today announced that Jonathan Tyler has joined as a  Director in Corporate Finance in the London office. Mr. Tyler will  report to Brian McKay, managing director and head of Corporate Finance  in London, and will focus on the European chemicals industry.  Mr.
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The chemicals arm of US-based oil giant ExxonMobil is to expand the capacity of its hydrocarbon fluids plant in Antwerp, Belgium to 70,000 tons per year. The company has not disclosed any financial details but the project is expected to be completed during the fourth quarter of 2007.
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Tyler BrÃ»lÃ© is to present a new media magazine show on BBC Four.  Plus other entertainment news in brief.
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Some of the biggest names in European aviation team up with the EU to develop cleaner aircraft.
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Far-reaching safety rules on tens of thousands of chemicals used in everyday items from car seats to face cream took effect in the European Union on Friday, obliging firms to show their products comply.
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Today's European papers tackle Spanish security fears, the German motor industry and football hooliganism in Sweden.
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A transcript of the FT's interview with Duncan Niederauer, of NYSE Euronext.  He speaks to US managing director Chrystia Freeland about derivatives trading, New York versus London and the global economy.
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Some dangerous chemicals could be banned from the European market, and about 30,000 substances used in everyday products ranging from detergents to toys will have to be registered in a central European Union database under a new law. The European Parliament passed the law, one of the most complex and far-reaching commission regulations ever, after years of haggling marked by intense lobbying by the European chemicals industry and by protests from environmentalists who sought more restraints on the industry. The law, a compromise balancing health and environmental concerns against fears that excessive red tape would stifle business, puts the burden of proof on companies to show that industrial chemicals and substances used in everyday products are safe. It is likely to take effect in mid-2007.
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Description: The United States and the European Union take their fight over corporate subsidies to the World Trade Organization. An initial US complaint targeted EU subsidies to aircraft manufacturer Airbus.
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Nuclear safety at the Sellafield plant is to be questioned in the courts after complaints from the European Commission. The European Court of Justice will hear allegations that Britain is not allowing the EC proper access for inspections.
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European papers look at the Labour Party conference and release of two Italian hostages in Iraq
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Tuesday's European papers focus on a US proposal for an international conference on Iraq.
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Governments of EU nations and lawmakers agreed on new legislation to control the use of chemicals in industry after years of haggling over how to balance health and environmental concerns against fears that excessive red tape would stifle business.
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The European Union on Friday opened its new chemicals agency in Helsinki, tasked with implementing the EU&#39;s new chemicals regulation to eliminate dangerous chemicals through tightened regulation.
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IBEC has launched a website with a set of guidelines to help companies with complex EU chemical laws that came into force yesterday. IBEC is also to run a series of training programmes for companies.
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By Diao Ying  The Chinese Government is telling enterprises to prepare to meet the latest European Union regulations on chemical substances, another of many international standards that stifles China's manufacturing-heavy foreign trade.
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The dispute over subsidies to Airbus and Boeing are expected to be on the agenda as the new commissioner of the European Trade Union, Peter Mandelson, and his counterpart from the United States, Robert Zoeller, started discussions Monday.