News from elsewhere on the web (26 May 2009)

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DuPont delays elastomer closing by three months Beaumont Enterprise (US - Texas)

Butadiene prices have skyrocketed Purchasing.com (US)

US, India commodity markets in for major change Commodity Online (India)

Twenty-five jobs on the line The Record (US - Michigan)

Apollo's Vredestein buy enhances global presence The Hindu Business Line (India)

Chemical concerns: Nairit workers' lingering questions over explosion at their plant ArmeniaNow (Armenia)

Rs 43 lakh for research ExpressBuzz (India)

Cameroon's CDC Says Rubber Demand Has Declined More Than 50% Bloomberg (Cameroon)

Goodyear celebrates 30 years in Lawton 7News (US - Texas)

TN riding on investment wave (includes Michelin factory) MyDigitalfc (India)

Problem continues at MRF unit The Hindu Business Line (India)

Global auto-makers tap Indian talent for overseas design centres The Hindu Business Line (India)

Shandong plans auto behemoth China Daily (China)

Nebraska handing out tire recycling grants KPTM42 (US - Nebraska)

Why Dunlop (Nigeria) Died Newswatch (Nigeria)

Tyre fire 'started deliberately' BBC (UK - Wales)

Recycling plant decision delayed - again Norwich Evening News (UK - Norfolk)

Singapore Commodities trading sector remains vibrant with 53 new comers to Global trade progrmmae offshore Trade hit HIT US$659 BIllion Last year. Web Newswire (Singapore)