News from elsewhere on the web (21 Oct 2011)

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Bridgestone to spend $16.3 bln in 2012-16- Nikkei (ERJ believes this figure to be an error) Nikkei via Reuters (Japan)

Tokyo rubber futures hit 14-month low Business recorder (Pakistan / Tokyo)

Solving the data puzzle on India natural rubber fundamentals Commodity Online (India)

Q&A with: Freudenberg exec Leesa A. Smith New Hampshire Business review (US - New Hampshire)

Cabot is Among the Companies in the Diversified Chemicals Industry With the Lowest PEG Ratio Financial News network (US - Wall Street)

Glove makers, UOA Development and JCY up despite cautious market sentiment The Star (Malaysia)

Northeast emerging as rubber hub The Hindu Business Line (India)

Northeast can emerge as the rubber hub of India MoneyControl (India)

Worst Thai Floods in 50 Years Hit Apple, Toyota Supply Chain SFGate (Thailand / San Francisco)

Fewer models in auto subsidy Shanghai Daily (China)

Toll highways on slow road to heavy debt China Daily (China)

SON seizes N200m worth of sub-standard tyres The Nation (Nigeria)

Owners of Tire Mountain in Weld Co. accused of funneling $7 million from investors Denver Post (US - Colorado)

Family sues over girl's drowning at weir (Trelleborg named) Brisbane Times (Australia)

Dana refuses to retract TV3 claims Irish Times (Ireland)

Tyres on Dana's car were not slashed, say experts Irish Herald (Ireland)