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Originally founded in 1914 as a magazine, Chemical Week Associates grew into a premier news and information service for the global chemical industry. The company provided publications, data services, and conferences focused on market trends, pricing, and business strategies. In 2005, Chemical Week Associates was acquired by IHS Inc. Through a series of mergers and acquisitions, including the IHS merger with Markit and the subsequent acquisition by S&P Global in 2022, the "Chemical Week" brand is now a core part of the S&P Global Commodity Insights portfolio, continuing its mission to deliver critical intelligence and analysis to professionals in the chemical sector worldwide.

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