News from elsewhere on the web (10 May 2012)

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Asia SBR falls 7 percent; may extend declines on ample supply ICIS (Singapore)

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

Tokyo rubber tumbles Business Recorder (Pakistan / Tokyo)

The Competition Tribunal has confirmed a R9.356-million penalty imposed on Maxiprest Tyres for price fixing, division and allocation of markets, and collusive tendering. TimesLive (South Africa)

Thailand's BST curtails supply, all activity after fire: source Platts (Thailand)

AirBoss Announces 1st Quarter 2012 Results Machinery & Equipment (Canada - Ontario)

KENDA RUBBER IND April Sales Rise 4.69 percent (Table) : 2106 TT Bloomberg (Taiwan)

FORMOSAN RUBBER April Sales Fall 50.54 percent (Table) : 2107 TT Bloomberg (Taiwan)

FU-CHIAN TIRE CO April Sales Fall 10.14 percent (Table) : 5102 TT Bloomberg (Taiwan)

Namibia: Moving the World's Largest Tyres Through Walvis The Namibian via AllAfrica (Namibia)

Jean-Dominique Senard, nouveau patron de Michelin L'Argus (France)

Jean-Dominique Senard, new head of Michelin Above story auto-translated into English (from French language)

Modi Rubber results for Q1 BSE stock exchange (India)

Rubber strategy gets approval Viet Nam News (Vietnam)

Shanghai sets up car R&D center Xinhua (China)

Ferrari apologises after 458 Italia burns rubber on ancient Chinese wall Car Advice (China)

Ferrari burns rubber on China cultural heritage Khaleej Times (Dubai / China)

China sees red as Ferrari damages ancient wall Borneo Post (Malaysia / China)

Ferrari donut damages ancient landmark Stuff.co.nz (New Zealand / China) (includes video)