News from elsewhere on the web (09 May 2012)

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6-month shutdown for blast factories Bangkok Post (Thailand)

Spot rubber rules steady The Hindu Business Line (India)

Tokyo rubber down Business Recorder (Pakistan / Tokyo)

Rubber Drops as Greek Political Impasse Stokes Crisis in Europe Bloomberg (Tokyo)

Gates reports 5% Q1 sales increase Denver Business Journal (US - Colorado)

CHINA SYN RUBBER April Sales Rise 3.58% Bloomberg (Taiwan)

Settlement reached in Ford (and Firestone) suit Great Falls Tribune via Detroit Free Press (US - Montana)

S&P revises GT outlook to positive Jakarta Post (Indonesia)

Rubberlite Invests $5.7 Million On Huntington, West Virginia Plant Expansion AreaDevelopment online (US - West Virginia)

EDITORIAL: Don't kill the airport Nova News (Canada - Nova Sotia)

NDEQ awards grants for rubber recycling Daily Sun (US - Nebraska)

Ceat posts Rs 41.5 cr profit in Q4 vs Rs 12 cr loss yr ago MoneyControl (India)

Ceat Tyres registers Rs 41.5 crore as net profit for fourth quarter Economic Times (India)

Natural Rubber consumption to cross one million tonne Economic Times (India)

Ghana Rubber Estates Limited Business Excellence (Ghana)

Exports for Chery may hit 200,000 Xinhua (China)

Toyota says China sales in April up 68% CE.cn (China)

Employee arrested in connection with fire at Antioch tire shop KTVU.com (US - California)

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Blaze guts Sharjah tyre shops and halts traffic The National (UAE)

Al Nahda sees another major fire Emirates 24/7 (UAE)

Alliance Rubber Company Wins Industry Award For Manufacturing Innovation Press release via Thomas Net (US - Arkansas)