News from elsewhere on the web (09 Sept 2010)

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Tyre makers tread lightly as collusion charges swirl Business Report (South Africa)

Indian tyre manufacturer (Balkrishna) makes loan markets debut IFR Asia (India)

Short-covering perks up spot rubber prices The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber prices jump by Rs 250 per quintal The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber prices jump Rs 250 per quintal Financial Express (India)

Rise in spot rubber prices India InfoLine (India)

Shanghai Futures Exchange Official: No Investigation Into Rubber Futures Trading Wall St Journal (US / China)

Rubber Reaches Two-Week Low as Shanghai Slumps on Probe Talk Bloomberg (China - Shanghai)

China rubber probe talk triggers commodities fall-UPDATE 2 ForexYard (China - Shanghai)

Apollo Tyres announces strike in South Africa plants India Infoline (India)

'I must run because they will hit me' (tyre strikes) IOL (South Africa)

Purcell Tire buys former Best Tire site SouthEast Missourian (US - Missouri)

Synthetic Turf Study Tests for Bacteria, Hardness, Heat Athletics Business (US - Missouri)

Tyre Companies Are Announcing Price Hike OneIndia (India)

Beer, tyres and luxury key to emerging markets MoneyControl (India)

J.K Tyres starts new marketing programme Sify Finance (India)

Rubber Output to Miss Target in Indonesia, Group Says Bloomberg (Indonesia)

Securing a future for Amazonian rubber-tappers Ecologist (Brazil)

Geely-Volvo deal a win-win China Daily(China)

Chinese vehicle makers face tough test Shanghai Daily (China)

HK's port cargo throughput rises 9% in Q2 Xinhua (China)

Tyre blaze fumes (at Wem) prompt health meeting Shropshire Star (UK - Shropshire)

Spare Tire Cover by Damien Hirst Luxist (US)