News from elsewhere on the web (25 June 2010)

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George Soros: "We Have Just Entered Act II" of the Global Financial Crisis MoneyMorning (US)

Rubber May Advance 26% on Supply Shortage, RBS Says (Update1) Bloomberg Business Report (Singapore)

Rubber prices at all-time high of Rs 173.5/kg Business Standard (India)

Rise in spot rubber prices India Infoline (India)

India rubber prices make historic high Commodity Online (India)

Spot rubber improves on global cues The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber Gains to One-Week High on Inventory Restocking Optimism Bloomberg Business Week (Japan)

Michelin recalls truck tyres in Australia FullyLoaded (Australia)

Michelin has new marketing slogan Manila Bulletin (Philippines)

Skellerup commits to staying in Christchurch StarJam (New Zealand)

Rubber Board to hold growers meet today The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber, tea estates set to gain from rain, sunshine The Hindu Business Line (India)

India: A hard place to close a business The Hindu Business Line (India)

Campco 's rubber procurement centre in Kerala The Hindu Business Line (India)

See 40% topline growth in FY11: Ceat News Centre (India)

Apollo Tyres back on air after three years Campaign (India)

615,000 Rubber Trees Stop Producing Latex Daily Observer (Liberia)

Scientists warn that Malaysia is converting tropical forests to rubberwood plantations MongaBay.com (Malaysia)

Time of the essence in forging RP-EU trade deal? News Today (Philippines)

China opens its largest E-car recharging station China Daily (China)

Logistics consortiums to dot the nation soon China Daily (China)