News from elsewhere on the web (06 Sept 2011)

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"Wir werden keine Preise senken" - Hetmann wiwo.de (German language)

"We will not lower prices" - Heitmann Above story auto-translated into English (from German)

Spot rubber rules weak India Infoline (India)

China sees slow growth of treated distillate aromatic extract ICIS (China)

Bridgestone CFO: Concerned About Providing Enough Tires To Japan Car Makers In 2nd Half Fox Business (Japan)

Takreer's carbon black project delayed over technology licences Middle East Economic Digest (Egypt)

Softening rubber price a small relief for tyre industry MoneyControl (India)

Metro Tyres hits the big league Business Today (India)

Dunlop India hits the roof on buzz it may offload Worli property India Infoline (India)

Ceat Tyres: Be 'Idiot proof' Ad campaign Best media Info (India)

Dunlop to offload Worli property for Rs 300-350 cr Business Standard (India)

Rubber growers want graft inquiry Bangkok Post (Thailand / India)

Rubber planters carry first protest to Government House MCOT (India)

Rubber plantation owners rally in front of Yingluck's house The Nation (Thailand)

New on-site tyre consultancy to service truck fleet operators Fleet news (Australia)