News from elsewhere on the web (27 April 2011)

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Petrochemicals giant Sibur may hold IPO in late 2012 Novosti (Russia)

Analysis: Commodity boom long lasting Business News (Australia)

Commodities: No bubble here Globe & Mail (Canada)

North China SM prices soar on tight supply, demand recovery ICIS (China)

Spot rubber rules steady The Hindu Business Line (India)

Apollo Tyres looking at ways to boost realisation, cash flows The Hindu Business Line (India)

30 jobs axed at Cumbrian tyre processing firm (Envirotyre) News & Star (UK - Cumbria)

Numsa in Japanese embassy protest over Bridgestone lock-out Engineering News (South Africa)

Akron Makes a Tire Sale Wall St Journal (US - Ohio)

Turkish Equity Movers: Arcelik, Goodyear, Tupras, Turk Traktor Bloomberg (Turkey)

National Tyres hires Brilliant to develop digital strategy The Drum (UK)

Yantai Spandex 2010 Earnings Up 134 percent CapitalVue (China)

Plantation guidance for rubber producers The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber growers seek R1 lakh/ha subsidy Financial Express (India)

Export turnover in first four months surge 35.7 pct VOV News (Vietnam)

Kon Tum targets 15 percent annual growth Viet Nam News (Vietnam)

Commodities: No bubble here Globe & Mail (Canada)

Vietnam PM chairs investment conference in Cambodia Thanh Nien News (Vietnam)

Malaysia may increase rubber output Business Times (Malaysia)

Bridgestone workers back in business Adelaide Now (Australia)