News from elsewhere on the web (29 November 2010)

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Ceat acquires global brand rights (for Pirelli); stk gains 9.6% News centre (India)

Ceat acquires rights of Pirelli - TV Yahoo news (India)

Ceat acquires rights of Pirelli - TV Reuters (India)

Tyre firm seeks funds to boost production Live Mint (India)

Tire Industry needs a "Quartz" movement! James "Jim" Rippy writing in Gerson Lehman Group (US)

Forest of Dean tyre firm's second buy-out in a year (Trelleborg buys Watts Tyre Group) BBC (UK)

Commodity futures could manage price risk ailing rubber industries MSN (India)

M'sian rubber market seen to be steady this week The Star (Malaysia)

TOCOM Rubber declines on weak crude oil Commodity Online (Japan)

Spot rubber ends unchanged India Infoline (India)

Tunable high-yield catalytic approach converts pyrolysis oil to bio-hydrocarbon chemical feedstocks including fuel additives Fav Stocks (US - Massachusetts)

Burning Tires Not Worth Risk to Health Canada Views (Canada -- Ottawa)

STEWART PROVES PURE GOLD (ContiTech Beattie) NE Business (UK)

Rubber prices likely to burn up wallets Yakima Herald (US - Washington State)

About 500 items to become more expensive after RGST Pak Tribune (Pakistan)

New approach to agriculture in Nigeria (1) Daily Sun (Nigeria)

Rubber adaptable to climate change Daily News (Sri Lanka)

Minivan giant joins fray in battle for mid-priced auto segmen China Daily (China)

Premium brands luxuriate in China's new wealth China Daily (China)

STRONG BUY ON CHINA SUNSINE CHEMICAL HOLDINGS SINGAPORE Source (China)