News from elsewhere on the web (08 May 2012)

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Pirelli: Francesco Gori verso uscita dal gruppo (Corriere) Corriere della Sera via Borsa Italiana (Italian language)

Pirelli: Francesco Gori to exit from the group (Courier) Above story auto-translated into English (from Italian)

Thai BST declares FM in Map Ta Phut; BR, SBR plants damaged

ICIS (Singapore)

Kumho chief back in saddle

Korea Times (Korea)

Tokyo rubber slips

Business Recorder (Pakistan / Tokyo)

Apollo Tyres keen on new Asia factory

Business Standard (India)

Apollo Tyres keen on new Asia factory

Business Standard (India)

Recall for top-selling small car (leaking fuel hose on Suzuki Swift)

3news (New Zealand)

TEXT-S&P Revises Gajah Tunggal Outlk To Positive; 'B' Rtg Affirmed

Reuters (Indonesia)

New car sales in Estonia grew by 21% in 4 months

Baltic Course (Estonia)

Prius Wins Sales Crown For 11th Straight Month In April

Nikkei (Japan)

Imported Car Sales Fall 1st Time In 9 Months

Nikkei (Japan)

Tyre maker unveils product for EA to cut accident risks

The Citizen (Tanzania)

Rubber consumption set to cross 1 mt as industry patriarch turns 100

Financial Express (India)

MRB eyes RM1.5bil project

The Star (Malaysia)

Hard rubber workers in Hainan

Peoples Daily (China)

Cambodia suspends economic land concessions

MongaBay.com (Cambodia)

Rubber exports set to soar

Viet Nam News (Vietnam)

Youth group plants rubber trees in N Cotabato to help poor students

Zambo Times (Philippines)

Malaysian massacre victims seek British justice

The Sun Daily (Malaysia)

Malaysian massacre victims seek UK justice

Iol News (Malaysia / South Africa)

FAW hopes to rev up its Hongqi brand

China Daily (China)

Hard-up millions buy lethal used car tyres

The Sun (UK)