News from elsewhere on the web (04 May 2010)

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Michelin races to re-engineer itself for 21st century FT (UK / Brazil)

Spot rubber improves on supply concerns The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber Set for First Drop in Three Weeks as Thai Output Gains Bloomberg Business Week (Japan)

'Tyre smuggling exceeds Rs 10bn annually' Daily Times (Pakistan)

Tyre decision now urgent, say F1 teams ITV.com (UK)

Ceat Buys Remaining Stake In Associated Ceat Holdings RTT News (India / Sri Lanka)

CEAT buys Sri Lankan investment subsidiary Commodity Online (India / Sri Lanka)

JK Tyre hints at yet another price rise in next quarter Business Standard (India)

Rubber industry gets government help Business World (Philippines)

Natural rubber output up 2.9% in May Business Standard (India)

Richard Pieris reports Profit before tax of Rs. 1.1 Billion Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

'Rain-guarding' lifts rubber output in May The Hindu Business Line (India)

Shenzhen to give 20,000 yuan green car subsidy CE.cn (China)

Homes evacuated after Exeter bitumen fire at tyre plant BBC (UK)