News from elsewhere on the web (17 June 2010)

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Asia Q3 SBR contract talks stall as tyre makers seek discounts ICIS (Singapore)

Spot rubber turns weak on global cues The Hindu Business Line (India)

Decline in spot rubber prices India InfoLine (country)

Rubber Declines for First Day in Six on U.S. Data, Higher Yen Bloomberg Business Week (Japan)

Rubber Climbs to 2-Week High as U.S. Data Boosts Demand Outlook SFGate (US)

A new twist on rubber bands Business Matters (US - Florida)

Tyre makers invest big to build capacities Hindustan Times (India)

Apollo Tyres runs into a roadblock Mint Money (India)

Malaysia Rubber Output May Jump as Tapping Rise Offsets Drought Bloomberg Business Week (Malaysia)

Farmers Tapping Into a Greener Future Jakarta Globe (Indonesia)

Elastic Demand Lanka Business Online (Sri Lanka)

Labor Unrest Reveals Weakness of the 'China Model' Epoch Times (China)

Comedian Jason Manford escapes high-speed [double] tyre blow-out Manchester Evening News (UK - Manchester)