News from elsewhere on the web (26 August 2010)

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Ministry of Commerce adjusts anti-dumping tariffs to Japan-imported chlorobutadiene rubber Global Times (China)

Spot rubber improves on covering purchases The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber Futures Jump as China's Physical Demand, Weaker Yen Boost Appeal Bloomberg (Japan)

Bridgestone President: Current Yen Strength Not Having Big Impact Wall Street Journal (Japan)

Bridgestone: little impact from current yen levels Reuters (Japan)

Obama tire tariffs didn't work - US business group Forexyard (US)

Tariffs on Chinese tires does not save US jobs: business council Xinhua (China)

Numsa in bid to march iAfrica (South Africa)

Parkour precision in Dunlop Zone ad BizCommunity (South Africa)

Repair work begins on Tempe Town Lake KTAR (US - Arizona)

Only import duty cap: Rubber Board chief The Hindu (India)

Anand Sharma rules out cut in import duty on rubber The Hindu Business Line (India)

Cut in duty ruled out, says Rubber Board head Business Standard (India)

Rising input costs likely to puncture profit of tyre makers Economic Times (India)

Chennai High: Chennai reinvents the wheel for tyre companies Times of India (India)

Chinese automakers urged to build global brands: US branding expert Xinhua (China)