News from elsewhere on the web (25 Jan 2011)

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Evonik Shortlists Around Six Bidders For Carbon Black-Sources Wall St Journal (Germany)

Mixed trend in rubber The Hindu Business Line (India)

Spot rubber shows mixed trend India Infoline (India)

Tokyo, Shanghai rubber set another record Business Recorder (Pakistan / Japan)

SpirallIng rubber price a cause for concern SriLankan Rubber Industry (Sri Lanka)

Natural rubber hits record high of Rs 235 a kg on global cues MSN (India)

Rubber Reaches Record as Rains Threaten Thai Output Jakarta Globe (Indonesia)

Be careful what you wish for: the China Price starts Reuters (China)

Goodyear project gets help Akron Beacon Journal (US - Ohio)

Bridgestone's first family dealer now opens in Northern Emirates Zawya (UAE)

How Trojan's Condom Developer Tries to Make Safe Sex Fun Fast Company (UK / US)

Michelin hired most staff in decades last year SouthShore now (Canada)

JK Tyre Q3 net down 75 pc to Rs 9.14 cr; stock down Economic Times (India)

L&T carves out 9 business verticals The Hindu Business Line (India)

Birla Corp's net profit drops 38% The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber supply stretched tight Bangkok Post (Thailand)

Sime to plant oil palm in Liberia The Star (Malaysia)

Kerala rubber storage capacity enhanced Sify Finance (India)

Short supply to benefit rubber industry Viet Nam News (Vietnam)

Cut of export rebates 'unlikely' in first half of 2011 People's Daily (China)

GM sold more cars in China than in US last year: report Xinhua (China)

GM to export $900 million in autos, parts to China People's Daily (China)