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Brutal and brilliant
Brutal and brilliant is how one of the group described the In Nam 19 challenge. And we have to agree with him. Using a combination…
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Fortune Favours The Brave
Even though Team INEOS lost lead rider Chris Froome earlier this year to injury, the team still had one goal: to win this year's…
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#No human is limited
On May 6, 1954, Roger Bannister achieved what many people had thought was near impossible. The then 25-year-old full-time medical…
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Super humans
So it's hardly surprising that it is also drawn to other kindred spirits with grit, determination and the clear focus that INEOS…
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INEOS charity appeals: Pete’s Story
"Everyone has a genetic twin somewhere out there," he said. "I am just still looking for mine."
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A weight off their minds
If you want to weigh up what change can do, take a look at Mely Scheidegger and Allan Slater. Both have lost weight thanks to…
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Back to the desert
The 29 graduates selected will be the largest group yet, and have been training hard over the past year to ready themselves for…
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Go Team Momo
This spring, INEOS Phenol in Gladback have been eagerly following the progress of apprentice Mohamed "Momo" Chahine on…
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The Wind in their Sails
So it was only a matter of time before it looked for an equally exciting adventure to show them what they were truly capable of –…
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INEOS inspires a new generation of women
As part of International Women's Day, one of INEOS' charities, The 1851 Trust, harnessed the power of sport to excite the…
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Eastern promise
"Asia is a growing market for us," said Kevin McQuade, CEO of INEOS Styrolution.
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INEOS centralises Shanghai teams
Up until last month INEOS had three offices in the city. One it inherited when it bought BP Chemicals in 2005, the second followed…