News from elsewhere on the web (03 Jan 2011)

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Aditya Birla Group Buys 12% Additional Stake In Egyptian JV Alexandria Carbon Black Deal Curry (India)

Aditya Birla Group To Pick Apicorp Stake In Egyptian JV news centre (India)

EQUITIES: Hainan Rubber raises Rmb4.7bn from Shanghai IPO IFR Asia (China)

Hainan Rubber rounds off big year for China IPOs, raises $709 mln Reuters (China)

Spot ACN prices to maintain uptrend in January ICIS (Singapore)

Newly-resurgent US SBR market slowly gathers speed ICIS (Houston)

Rubber industry waves off 2010 with high prices Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

High rubber prices to continue in 2011 as well MSN (India)

Goodyear must pay $32.2M for accident UPI.com (US - Nevada)

Pirelli satisfied with five-day test session in Bahrain Bettor.com (Bahrain)

Tyre makers seek cap on prices of rubber futures MyDigital (India)

No smooth ride for tyre cos despite rubber duty cut News Centre (India)

Expensive Tyres At Apollo and Bridgestone OneIndia (India)

Apollo Tyres to hike prices; Bridgestone raises 2 pc in Dec Economic Times (India)

China to promote auto imports in next five years: official Xinhua (China)

China's freeways extend 74,000 kilometers Xinhua (China)

Chinese car companies take off CNTV (China)

Beijing's auto sales crash Global Times (China)

Auto imports policy in the making China Daily (China)

China's auto market to slow in 2011 China Daily (China)

China to end small-car tax incentives Xinhua (China)

Shanghai VW passes 1 million landmark China Daily (China)

SAIC to triple capacity in Nanjing Xinhua (China)

Japanese carmakers look to China CNTV (China)

'Rubber,' Quentin Dupieux's Killer Tire Movie, Gets Release Dates Film (US)