News from elsewhere on the web (30 July 2010)

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Kumho Asiana Group Chairman Park Chan Bup Will Resign for Health Reasons Bloomberg (Korea)

Rise in spot rubber prices continues The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber Drops After Touching Three-Week High as Japan Growth Poised to Slow Bloomberg (Japan)

Ministry unveils nationwide recycling plan (tyre scheme failed) Ha'Aretz (Israel)

Sameer Africa bets on rise in tyre price to boost earnings Business Daily (South Africa / Kenya)

Goodyear's Danville plant to resume 7-day schedule WDBJ7 (US - Virginia)

Politicians tour Goodyear plant Fay Observer (US - North Carolina)

Ashok Leyland acquires 26 percent in UK's Optare The Hindu Business Line (India)

Ceat profit declines to Rs 13.87 cr The Hindu Business Line (India)

Tyre firms may raise prices again as raw material costs pinch more Business Standard (India)

Spurt in input costs has hit our profits hard: Anant Goenka, deputy MD, CEAT Economic Times (India)

Indian Tyre Industry Analysis by Rncos.com Press release from RNCOS (India)

Rubber Products loss narrows in Jun`10 qtr MyIris (India)

There is a significant upside on Apollo Tyres: Satish Betadpur Economic Times (India)

New rubber market in Phitsanulok will facilitate northern output Bangkok Post (Thailand)

Harris to distribute 4,000 rubber seedlings at meet Daily Express (East Malaysia)

Rubber group sees rosy future Phnom Penh Post (Cambodia / Vietnam)

Volkswagen China imported sales hit new record Shanghai Daily(China)

Sizzling heat can spell trouble for your car's tyres 13 News (US - Florida)