News from elsewhere on the web (19 Jan 2011)

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Asia BR to hit $4,000/t on tight supply, high rubber prices ICIS (Singapore)

Mixed trend in rubber The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber Surges to Record as Thai Supply Concern Spurs Purchases Bloomberg (Japan)

Rubbery prices ! Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Rubber surges on strong demand Commodity Online (India)

Tokyo rubber futures slip Business recorder (Pakistan / Japan)

Natural rubber prices at record high MSN (India)

World's 10 Largest Non-German Auto Industry Suppliers Offer Excellent Investment Opportunities Seeking Alpha (US - Wall street)

US firms in China see regulation as top hurdle: survey Reuters (US / China)

Dätwyler AG verlängert Arbeitszeit wegen tiefem Euro UrnerWochenBlatt (Switzerland)

Daetwyler AG extended working hours for low euro Above story auto-translated into English (from German)

Apollo's Play in Europe Business (India)

Indo-Lanka tyre brand CEAT sees healthy growth : Profits up 49%, export earnings up 96%, domestic sales up 25% The Island (Sri Lanka)

Cabot Co. (NYSE: CBT) Hits New 52-Week High at $41.98 American Banking (US)

Thailand sees record auto sales in 2010 MSN (Thailand)

Demand to ban rubber futures rejected The Hindu (India)

Indian tyre firm to expand production in Lanka Business Standard (India)

Tyre firms demand duty-free NR imports Business Standard (India)

Malaysia to help Pakistan in palm oil plantation, auto industry development Daily Times (Pakistan)

Highway fees set to decrease nationwide China Daily (China)