News from elsewhere on the web (26 Jan 2012)

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Spot rubber stretches on short covering The Hindu Business Line (India)

Spot rubber improves further The Hindu Business Line (India)

Tokyo rubber futures jump two percent Business Recorder (Pakistan / Tokyo)

I. G. Gasket International building HUF 810m plant in NW Hungary Budapest Business Journal (Hungary)

EU efficient tyre labels could go further -Goodyear Reuters (Brussels)

Goodyear, glass facility largest greenhouse gas producers in Danville GoDanRiver.com (US - Ohio)

Trade, Tires, and Jobs (Obama's Chinese tariffs) The Foundry (US - Washington DC)

Obama's Half-Truth On China Tire Tariffs Forbes (US)

Revitalizing Rubbertown Biomass (US - Kentucky)

China's car sector to see healthy growth in 2012 ICIS (China)

Tyre recycling plan halts for consultation Business Day (South Africa)

State scraps waste tyre plan fin24 (South Africa)

Tyre recycling plan hits the skids iol Motoring (South Africa)

Redisa waste tyre plan approval withdrawn Engineering News (South Africa)

REDISA extends deadline of waste tyre plan Business Live (South Africa)

Government's tyre recycling plan punctured Legal Brief (South Africa)

Toyota Aims To Sell 510,000 Lexus-Brand Cars In '12 Nikkei (Japan)

Green lobby wants extra duty imposed on sedans, SUVs The Hindu Business Line (India)

Apollo Tyres launches toll-free helpline for buying tyres Zig Wheels (India)

University expands its faculty for rubber Phnom Penh Post (Cambodia)

Indonesia, Finland And Estonia To Foster Economic Cooperation Bernama (Malaysia / Indonesia)

Sime Darby purchases rubber tapper Indo Sukses for $4.46m Jakarta Post (Indonesia)

Sime Darby Buys Indonesian Firm For Rubber Cultivation For RM13.52 Million Bernama (Malaysia)

South African Artist Roché Van Den Berg Upcycles Tires Into Lights, Furniture, and Even Lifesized Trees inhabitat (South Africa)