News from elsewhere on the web (19 Oct 2012)

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World's First Rubber Speaker - No Bass Compromised CrazyEngineers (Japan)

Does A Speaker Made From Artificial Rubber Muscles Get Louder With Exercise? Gizmodo (Japan)

World's first all rubber speaker made from artificial muscles is thin, soft and bassy DiginfoTV (Japan)

Kolon Executives Indicted For Stealing DuPont's Kevlar Trade Secrets Newsroom America (US / Korea)

Weak Asia BR to persist on poor demand as China growth slows ICIS (Singapore)

Spot rubber prices gain as rain hits supply The Hindu Business Line (India)

Tokyo rubber up Business Recorder (Pakistan / Tokyo)

Gates lays off about 40 at Denver headquarters VCStar (US - Colorado)

Kingpin a humble 'rubber worker' (Douglas Hall Clark, OBE) West Australia Today (Australia)

Local company meeting tyre needs of mining industry Creamer's Mining Weekly (outh Africa)

Michelin beefing up marketing network The Hindu (India)

Wanderlust: Goodyear India's Managing Director Rajeev Anand Economic Times (India)

Sri Lanka's Asia Siyake Commodities in rubber broking Lanka Business Online (Sri Lanka)

Senawang Rubber The Straits Times 15 June 1912 (Singapore)

Senawang Rubber The Straits Times, 16 May 1916 (Singapore)

Uncertain future for that all-season tire The Province (Canada)