News from elsewhere on the web (27 Sept 2011)

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Schaeffler seeks capital market viability, no IPO Reuters (Germany)

Record Tire Sales Rally Rubber on China-Japan Trend: Commodities Bloomberg (China)

China-Japan Tire Sales Reignite Rubber Rally Bloomberg (China)

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

Rubber Jumps Most in 6 Months as Europe Seeks Solution to Crisis Bloomberg (Japan)

Pirelli's F1 role driving sales AsiaOne Motoring (Singapore)

Sarnia's air is Canada's worst Sarnia Observer (Canada)

Domestic Auto Demand Forecast To Fall 3.3% In FY11 Nikkei (Japan)

Cabot: New 52-Week Low Set Today (CBT) Financial News Network (US - Wall Street)

Analyst Rating Flashback: Cabot Down 25.3% Since Downgraded 7 Days Ago (CBT) Financial News Network (US - Wall Street)

Armenia's rubber factory (Nairit) owes 4-month salary to workers News.am (Armenia)

Commission seeking tire processing center eprisenow (US - Alabama)

Speculation on Goodyear (Union City buildings) continues NW Tenn Today (US Tennessee)

Goodyear Names New Plant Manager For Topeka Facility wibw.com (US - Kansas)

Concern over rising shortage of natural rubber The Hindu Business Line (India)

India, EU free trade pact not likely before next year The Hindu Business Line (India)

MRF is an excellent company, but avoid investment now Ground Report (India)

NR shortage may cross 100,000 tn this year, rubber industry fears Business Standard (India)

GREL to provide GHC 70, 000 for development host communities Business Ghana (Ghana)

Subaru to recall 36,728 vehicles in China (faulty windcreen wiper motors) Xinhua (China)

Ford to introduce best models, technologies to China Xinhua (China)