News from elsewhere on the web (22 Sept 2010)

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Primo Levi's Auschwitz survivor 'Pikolo' dies The Independent (UK / France)

Pikolo est mort DNA (France / Alsace)

Pikolo is dead Above story auto-translated into English (from French)

Spot rubber prices weaken The Hindu Business Line (India)

Decline in spot rubber prices India Infoline (India)

Rubber Advances to Five-Month High on Outlook for Improvement in Demand Bloomberg (Japan)

Global rubber shortage at record high: Prices eyed Commodity Online (India)

BUY OR SELL-Is China-inspired Bekaert set to tire? Reuters (China)

Michelin wins Carbon Trust Standard for climate kindness Ballymena Times (UK - N Ireland)

Toyota Settles (car mat) Crash Lawsuit Zacks investment research (US)

Rubber Board training programme The Hindu Business Line (India)

BMW plans to ride its motorcycles into India The Hindu Business Line (India)

Global rubber shortage to inflate tyre prices Financial Express (India)

IOC seeks shareholder nod for FPO, to infuse Rs 47k cr into projects Financial Express (India)

Rubber consumption zooms in China, slows in India Commodity Online (India)

Consumers will pay price for declining rubber stocks Comments Business Report (Thailand)

Natural Rubber Supply to Remain Tight Into Next Year Bloomberg (Malaysia)

GMG Global says eyeing foreign rubber firm in SE Asia Reuters (Singapore)

Liberian Leader Vows Responsible Oil Plan Wall St Journal (US / Liberia)

Worn Tires vs. New Tires: Which is Safer When? First Coast News (US)

Cuban industry minister dismissed for incompetence People's Daily (China / Cuba)

Back in black Arabian Business (UAE)