News from elsewhere on the web (09 June 2010)

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Apollo Tyres will spend Rs 1,100 cr to expand capacity The Hindu Business Line (India)

Smaller tyres could save fuel, says French expert (Miraton calls for higher profile tyres) Earth Times (Brazil)

CEAT takes road safety message to 19 schools & 6500 students Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Spot rubber rules steady The Hindu Business Line (India)

Spot rubber ends almost steady India Infoline (India)

Rubber Drops to Three-Week Low on European Concern, Thai Supply Bloomberg Business Week (Japan)

Nissan to increase component sourcing from India The Hindu Business Line (India)

2011 tyre decision may take 'weeks' yet - Pirelli MotorSport (Italy)

Malaysia urged to tap EU demand for green products The Star (Malaysia)

Driving down our tyre waste Irish Independent (Ireland)

Goodyear inks Deal (for Sava) with AW Rostamani Al Zawya (UAE)

TRTC applies coating to poles in pilot program China Post (Taiwan)

Tyre makers raise prices for third time this year Business Standard (India)

Gujarat's first rubber dam to be built over Tapi Times of India (India)

Now, India gives lessons in management, strategy Rediff (India)

Metro Tyres sets an ambitious target TopNews (India)

Rubber industry in a ditch Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Jarai families prepare another complaint against rubber firm Phnom Penh Post (Cambodia)

Debate on green car subsidy China Daily (China)