News from elsewhere on the web (19 Oct 2009)

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How Apollo Tyres aims to be one of top-10 global tyre cos Money Control (India)

„Goodyear Wire Plant“ vor Verkauf? LuxeMburg Wort (Luxembourg)

"Goodyear Plant Wire" before its sale? Above story auto-translated into English (from German)

Continental AG Said to Weigh Bond Sale After HeidelbergCement Bloomberg (Germany)

Planning MICE Travel Events In Beijing (Quotes from Michelin staff) China Hospitality (China)

So entsteht ein Reifen News.de (Germany)

Thus, a tire is formed Above story auto-translated into English (from German)

Die mobile Gummi-Fabrik Der Spiegel (Germany)

The mobile Rubber Factory Above story auto-translated into English (from German)

Rubber Process Oil (Aromatic Extract) 5000 MT cargo from China scheduled to reach Kandla Port shortly: Petrosil (China)

Voith in talks with Tatas for sourcing diesel loco engines The Hindu Business Line (India)

Dompok suggests open market for Sabah's rubber Daily Express (East Malaysia)

Boost for rubber cultivation in Sabaragamuwa Sunday Observer (Sri Lanka)

Body of a factory worker found in a rubber estate New Straits Times (Malaysia)

Two Cousins Drown After Falling Into Well At Rubber Estate Bernama (Malaysia)

Automobile numbers could be capped China Daily (China)

Mainland vaults over Italy in BMW sales Xinhua (China)

Rosler and Rio Tinto sign mine vehicle tyre contract Mine Vehicles (Australia)

Defending dignity from the Congo to Peru Irish Times (Ireland - Congo)

Newport grad gets to space on a budget | For just $148, Oliver Yeh, now at MIT, builds system that really can go sky high ( using Chloroprene balloon) PNW Local news (US - Massachusetts)