News from elsewhere on the web (16 June 2011)

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Mixed trend in rubber The Hindu Business Line (India)

Japan's Quake-Proof-Building Makers Prepare for Even Bigger Shock in Tokyo Bloomberg (Japan)

Elastomer Manufacturer commits to Christchurch TVNZ (New Zealand)

Cancer list makes tough future for styrene makers Forbes (US)

Analyst: Consumer tyre sales weak, truck tyres up Moneywatch (US)

Soaring rubber prices skids sales of slippers Economic Times (India)

Bridgestone expands into Noida CarWale (India)

Kerala rubber convention can help showcase technology' The Hindu Business Line (India)

Sullia: Theft of Rs 1 Lakh-plus Worth of Processed Latex from Shop at Guttigar Mangalorean (India)

Government allocates RM50,000 for rubber cultivation in Pulau Sebatik New Straits Times (Malaysia)

Jump starting Liberia's rubber industry Global Post (Liberia)

REA mulls joining exodus of companies from UK Agrimoney (UK)

China to exempts "green" vehicles from taxation Xinhua (China)

Flexible and stretchable collaboration Electronics manufacturing (Germany)