News from elsewhere on the web (20 July 2010)

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VW bosses perish in high-speed road crash China Daily (China)

Spot rubber prices rule unchanged The Hindu Business Line (India)

Spot rubber ends unchanged India Infoline (India)

Rubber Gains as Yen Retreats, Stockpiles Reach Nine-Year Low Bloomberg Business Week (Japan)

Italian tire manufacturer will produce 45,000 racing tires for Formula One teams per annum in its Izmit plant in Turkey Balkans.com (Turkey)

Plans to Revive General Tyre Factory Underway Arusha Times (Tanzania)

Used Tyres Responsible for Most Road Accidents -FRSC Daily Independent (Nigeria)

Armenia - Expanding of economic cooperation discussed with the Ambassador of China ISRIA (Armenia)

Rubber gives nomads an address

- Tripura shifting cultivators settle for a permanent farming mode Calcutta Telegraph (India)

Govt likely to cut import duty on rubber India Company news (India)

India likely to cut import duty on natural rubber Commodity Online (India)

India May Lower Rubber Import Tax to Ease Shortage, Group Says Bloomberg Business Week (India)

Govt urged to save road transport industry Times of India (India)

Malaysia: No drastic rubber demand change Business Times (Malaysia)

Higher standards for local rubber (SMR) needed The Star (Malaysia)

Malaysia to survey ethnic Indians in rubber estates Sify news (India)

Best brands of tires Helium (US)

Crews tackle tyres fire in Bristol's St Pauls BBC (UK - Bristol)

32,000 tires collected in Ontario recycling blitz Solid Wate Mag (Canada - Ontario)