News from elsewhere on the web (17 May 2011)

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Spot rubber declines on global cues The Hindu Business Line (India)

Decline in spot rubber prices India infoline (India)

Rubber market seen to be volatile this week The Star (Malaysia)

Cement industry shifting from coal to tyre-derived fuel The News (Pakistan)

Fire experts investigate Cooper Tires factory fire Gazette & Herald (UK - Wiltshire)

Latexx Q1 pre-tax falls to RM14.9m Business Times (Malaysia)

Goodyear has reported a 27 per cent rise in sales for the first quarter of 2011 Calcutta Telegraph (India)

Dumping duty to continue on rubber chemicals from EU, China The Hindu Business Line (India)

Natural rubber output may rise 4.6%, says Board Business Standard (India)

How serious is latex allergy? Clinical Advisor (US - Michigan)

Michelin eyes 40% increase for rubber production Ohio.com (US / France)

Pang Da offers Saab lifeline Shanghai Daily (China)

Man dumped tyres in Cork forest Irish Times (Ireland)

Checking tyre pressure can save money, says Rubber Association of Canada Brandon Sun (Canada)

Trust treads new ground in tyre recycling initiative Manawatu Standard (Australia)