News from elsewhere on the web (18 July 2011)

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Rubber market expected to see steady trade this week The Star (Malaysia)

Latex price to likely fall in 2H 2011 Daily Express (Sri Lanka)

Apollo puts 200 jobs on the line Business Day (South Africa)

Bridgestone confirms MotoGP tyre changes [after crashes] Crash.net (Brno, Czech Republic)

Global demand, cost of rubber boosting prices of mega-tires Toledo Blade (US - Ohio )

Rules tightened on tyre imports and trade Gulf Times (UAE)

Byelorussian Steel Works increases exports in H1 Steelorbis (Byeloruss)

Centre allows 40,000 tonnes rubber imports at 7.5% concessional duty The Hindu Business Line (India)

Design Law & Kenneth unveils new corporate identity for RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group Campaign India (India)

Natural rubber imports set to increase on tyre demand Finaincial Express (India)

Natural rubber production up 4% in June, consumption up 6% Business Standard (India)

3 rubber traders killed in Yala Bangkok Post (Thailand)

Three rubber traders shot dead by suspected insurgents in Yala MCOT (Thailand)

Hyundai hikes image, portfolio and production China Daily (China)

Mercedes' 'Perfect dream car' for young elite in China China Daily (China)

Once universally revered, the Michelin Guide is now dismissed by some as a relic of a bygone age FT (UK / France)