News from elsewhere on the web (28 Nov 2011)

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Spot rubber static on tepid trading The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber market likely to see a better performance this week The Star (Malaysia)

Spot rubber ends unchanged India Infoline (India)

Sheet rubber ends flat India Infoline (India)

Rubber price shouldn't drop below $3.0-3.5/kg Business Recorder (Pakistan / Thailand)

Thai Hua sells 180,000 tons of rubber to China Business Recorder (Pakistan / Thailand)

S.Korea might ban Iran petchem imports-sources Reuters (Korea)

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

Avon Rubber enjoys third year of profits Wiltshire Times (UK - Avon)

Cooper Tire to be closed Monday after workers reject new contract WTOL (US - Ohio)

No deal reached at Cooper Tire Fox news (US - Ohio)

Driving back the raider at the gates of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. (25 years since the Jimmy Goldsmith raid) Cleveland.com (US)

'Due to global slump, falling rupee hasn't benefited us' The Hindu Business Line (India)

Apollo Tyres hopes to double exports to Europe The Hindu Business Line (India)

Ceat foresees major drop in raw material prices MoneyControl (India)

25 hospitalized after chlorine gas leak in city Times of India (India)

http://bit.ly/trSdpD Business Recorder (Pakistan)

Wind affects rubber tapping IBN Live (India)

Report expects natural rubber growth Akron Beacon Journal (US - Ohio)

Exporters See Demand Drop Despite Declining Rupiah Jakarta Globe (Indonesia)

Rain could slow rubber production GulfNews (Thailand)

Rubber industry looks abroad Bangkok Post (Thailand)

China's road passenger, cargo traffic continues to expand Xinhua (China)

Ford Motor Co gets aggressive China Daily (China)

China steps up efforts to cut emission Xinhua (China)

£1.5m costs claim over Swansea tyre blaze BBC (UK - Wales)

Illegally dumped tires costing taxpayers Dayton Daily News (US - Ohio)