News from elsewhere on the web (07 Jan 2010)

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Kumho to raise $1.1bn from restructuring FT (Korea)

Rubber Prices May Climb to 30-Year High by March, Newedge Says Bloomberg via Business Week (Japan)

Spot rubber drops on cues from futures The Hindu Business Line (India)

Winter tyre users in fewer crashes: P.E.I. study CBC (Canada - Prince Edward Island)

The pros and cons of a winter tyre fit Irish Times (Ireland)

Rubber glove stocks spring upwards on good prospects The Star (Malaysia)

Supermax may raise 2010 earnings outlook Business Times (Malaysia)

Supermax sees strong glove demand Malaysian Insider (Malaysia)

INTERVIEW-Supermax says glove demand strong, profit up Source (country)

Supermax says glove demand strong, profit up Alibaba (Malaysia)

'Bring the cars, we'll build the roads' The Hindu Business Line (India)

Dunlop shares to resume trading after 8 years The Hindu Business Line (India)

Tata Motors upbeat on trucks market The Hindu Business Line (India)

Natural rubber consumption up 16.4% in Dec The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber Board 'clinic' to help farmers online Express Buzz (India)

Tyre companies raise prices on rubber shortage Business Week (India)

India's natural rubber consumption rise, output falls Commodity Online (India)

Kerala counts loss after factory attack ThaiIndian News (India)

Harrisons Malayalam workers withdraw strike in Kerala Plantations Equity Bulls (India)

Toyota zooms ahead Source:China Daily (China)

SAIC expects rosy FY profit figures China Daily (China)

Exports boost for Chinese cars Shanghai Daily(China)