News from elsewhere on the web (03 Dec 2010)

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Spot rubber prices improve The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber Futures Advance as US Payroll, Auto Sales Boost Demand Prospect Bloomberg (UK)

Rubber to Remain 'Strong' on Supply, Von Bundit Says Bloomberg (Japan)

Tokyo rubber futures up two percent Business Recorder (Pakistan / Thailand)

Rubber Declines as High Price Curbs Demand, Set for Weekly Gain Bloomberg (Japan)

Tyneside and Northumberland Business Executive of the Year: Andrew Esson NE Business (UK)

Tata's Nano push will be big job creator The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber output drops in Nov; tyre sector worried The Hindu Business Line (India)

India, China will lead in manufacturing: Report The Hindu Business Line (India)

Nov rubber output down by 15% from earlier estimates MSN (India)

India's Natural-Rubber Shortage May Worsen Fivefold on Demand, Group Says Bloomberg (India)

Retreaders do well as rubber, tyre prices fly DNA (India)

'NZ partnership can help India usher in a new green revolution' Indian Weekender (India)

Modi pitches for rubber plantations in state Indian Express (India)

'Plantation wage increments must be

sustainable for the continuity of the industry' The Island (Sri Lanka)

Conduct R&D To Come Up With New Technologies In Rubber Industry, Says Hamzah Bernama (Malaysia)

Thai Rubber Production, Exports May Match Last Year, Group Says Bloomberg (Thailand)

Tire Stores Running Out Of Rubber KXLY (US - Washington)

Fordlandia, By Greg Grandin The Independent (Review) (UK)

Old tires find new use in road work UPI (US - Indiana)

Mill confident it can handle tire-derived fuel

Farm Focus (Canada)