News from elsewhere on the web (25 Nov 2011)

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Support for Rubber around Rs 19170-18900: Geojit Comtrade MoneyControl (India)

Spot rubber declines on buyer resistance The Hindu Business Line (India)

Pirelli chairman under investigation in spying probe-source TrustLaw (Italy)

Chandra secures $150m syndicated loan (for BD plant in Indonesia) Jakarta Post (Indonesia)

S.Korea might ban Iran petchem imports: sources Daily Star (Lebanon)

Behind ERIKS' Acquisition of Lewis-Goetz Distribution Management (US / Netherlands)

Teknor Apex Will Supply Indian Manufacturers with Recyclable Elastomers (TPV) Cleantech (India)

Metro develops tubeless tyres for motorcycles with Continental Economic Times (India)

JAN-OCT TYRE SALES REACH 12.73 MLN UNITS-ASSOC Bisnis Indonesia via Reuters (Indonesia)

(Dam) Inquest mired in legal argument Central Queensland News (Australia)

FDI nod to push up influx of foreign equity: RPG MoneyControl (India)

Depreciating rupee to impact profits marginally: Apollo Tyres Economic Times (India)

Sundaram BNP ramps up Kerala business Times of India (India)

Local rubber producers told to halt exports Jakarta Post (Indonesia)

Scientists urge to prohibit some industries to protect Dong Nai River Vietnam.net (Vietnam)

China's tax free provides impetus for Cambodian producers China Daily (China / Cambodia)

Four foreigners caught tapping rubber illegally Borneo Post (Malaysia)

The great Malaysian cooperative scam Free Malaysia Today (Malaysia)

The great Malaysian cooperative scam (Part 2) Free Malaysia Today (Malaysia)

Two arrested over Swansea Fforestfach tyre fire BBC (UK - Wales)

The Time To Buy Snow Tires Was...Yesterday! Aol Autos (US)

Locals ponder if Riverland tyre is on the skids ABC News (Australia)