News from elsewhere on the web (24 Jan 2011)

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Sri Lanka Rubber prices hits all time high Asian Tribune (Sri Lanka)

Spot rubber ends steady India Infoline (India)

Natural rubber hits record high of Rs 234 a kg on global cues Economic Times (India)

Columbian Chemicals Gets $800M Birla Bid emii (India)

Possible $1.2 Billion Carbon Black Business Earnings for Evonik Financial Feed (Germany)

Evonik Said to Fetch More Than $1.2 Billion Selling Carbon Black Business Bloomberg (Germany)

Vinachem sets aside $300m for key projects (includes 2 truck tyre plants) Viet nam News (Vietnam)

Wisconsin Institute for Sustainable Technology at UW-Stevens Point to Use Scarab Genomics' Clean Genome E. coli to Produce Isoprene Sun Herald (US - Wisconsin)

CEAT reports strong post-tax profits for 2010 Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Reliance Industries Announces Nine Month Results OilVoice (India)

Thai bourse halts Sri Trang before S'pore IPO news Reuters (Singapore)

Rubber Board to approach Maharashtra for GM rubber field trials The Hindu Business Line (India)

Commodity Trading Tips for Rubber by KediaCommodity TopNews (India)

SpirallIng rubber price a cause for concern The Nation (Thailand)

Ministry to cut middlemen out of rubber trade The Star (Malaysia)

'Rubber price soars but Sabah tappers not smiling' Daily Express (East Malaysia)

Jhapa emerging as the rubber district Republica (Nepal)

Rubber supply stretched tight BangkokPost (Thailand)

China may scrap or cut some export tax rebates-paper Reuters (China)

Car sales enter the slow lane Shanghai Daily (China)

BAIC buys Guangzhou Baolong China Daily (China)

Are your tyres up to scratch? WhereIlive (Australia)