News from elsewhere on the web (29/July/2009)

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Falcon Tyres eyeing to divest stake to PE firms for Rs. 100 crore wheelsunplugged (India)

Run-flat tires are one of the least reliable automotive inventions ever. Honda USA agrees. Examiner (US)

Asian Traders Seek Butadiene Arbitrage Opportunities to US Market Publishers (US)

Kimberly-Clark Announces Second Quarter 2009 Results and Improved Outlook for Full Year Press release from Kimberly-Clark

Continental's Neumann Backs Capital Increase, Handelsblatt Says Bloomberg (Germany)

Continental AG's Banks Push For Capital Increase - Source Capital Magazine (Germany)

Toxicity In Rubber And Wood Mulch Examiner (US)

The Toxic Danger's of rubber playground mulch Examiner (US)

ACT revs up for second-half revenue jolt Bangkok Post (Thailand)

Worker injured at Goodyear plant while moving pallet Fay Observer (US - North Carolina)

Sundaram Ind told to pay difference in wages The Hindu Business Line (India)

Bill in LS to remove obsolete provisions of Rubber Act PTI News (India)

Slowdown hastens Continental AG's roll-ins DNA (India)

Rubber growers and carbon credits The Nation (Thailand)

Vietnam revises down export target amidst global slump Thanh Nien (Vietnam)

Laos, Vietnam to jointly produce agro-forestry products Nhan Dan (Vietnam)

Chinese per capita consumption spending up 8.9% in first half chinaview.com (China)

Audi ramps up new 1b yuan plant China Daily (China)

Three arrests after blaze hits former Dunlop site Dunfermline Press (UK - Scotland)