News from elsewhere on the web (30 May 2011)

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US Goodyear declares force majeure on SBR ICIS (US - Texas)

Transfar To Invest 100M Yuan In Rubber (BR) Project Capital Vue (China)

Korruptionsfahnder enttarnen Netzwerk Focus Magazin (Germany)

Investigators uncover corruption network [in Leverkusen] Focus Magazine (Germany) (Above story auto-translated into English from German)

China SBR prices hit record high on tight supply, strong demand ICIS (Shanghai)

Spot rubber improves on covering buys The Hindu Business Line (India)

A Daily report on Natural Rubber: May 30, 2011 RubberMarket News (India)

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

High rubber and pepper prices make for more joyous Gawai latest! Bernama (Malaysia)

Despite tight Rubber supply, prices unlikely to rise Commodity Online (India)

Sri Lanka Richard Peiris profits flat Lanka Business Online (Sri Lanka)

Elimination of duty on rubber scrap demanded The Nation (Pakistan)

Apollo Tyres open to buying rubber plantations: MD Economic Times (India)

Rubber Prices Drive South American Farming Live Trading (Colombia)

Sri Lanka rubber plantation profits up Lanka Business Online (Sri Lanka)

Ex-headmistress finds wealth and success in plantation industry The Star (Malaysia)

Auto growth is slowing, but market future bright China Daily (China)

Forum offers insights for 'BMW Culture Journey' China Daily (China)