News from elsewhere on the web (31 March 2011)

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Natural Rubber rise to Rs 229/kg on firm global cues MSN News (India)

Rise in spot rubber India Infoline (India)

Case Study 2: ContiTech Beattie NE Business (UK)

Cork purity battles pit 'natural' wine stoppers against elastomer-based versions Plastics Today (California / Portugal)

34 Million Condoms Due Next Week All Africa (Kenya)

Saab kann nicht zahlen - Werk in Schweden steht still Nachrichten.ch (Switzerland / Sweden)

Saab can not pay - work in Sweden is still Above story auto-translated into English (from German)

Rubber output seen up 4% despite low productivity The Hindu Business Line (India)

Synthetic rubber demand rises by 13% in Dec The Hindu Business Line (India)

Ruia plans Indian capacities for auto components The Hindu Business Line (India)

Held for stealing company tyres Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Heavy Rain Hurts Burmese in Southern Thailand The Irrawaddy (Thailand)

THAILAND: Flash Floods Kill at Least 21, Thousands Stranded All Voices (Thailand)

Les inondations dans le sud de la Thaïlande relèvent les cours du caoutchouc rFi (Thailand / France)

Flooding in southern Thailand affect the rubber prices Above story auto-translated into English (from French)

Rubber industry can benefit from Nanotechnology Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Sri Lanka industrial exports surge in January, trade deficit narrows Lanka Business Online (Sri Lanka)

Off-season woes hit rubber production Financial Express (India)

Former Sabah minister named Risda Holdings chairman Borneo Post (Malaysia)

Japanese automakers keep cars rolling China Daily (China)

Nissan cuts Chinese output by 75% Shanghai Daily (China)

Woman with rubber and latex allergy told work is 'too dangerous' Metro (UK - London)

In-depth tyre analysis: Melbourne GP Update (Australia)