News from elsewhere on the web (10 July 2009)

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Everlite Century to sell 25% stake in Shanghai Shenjia to Baosteel Group Shanghai (steelcord) Comtex via Trading Markets (China)

Ruthless employers using crisis to cut workers, costs: unions The Nation (Thailand)

Costlier synthetic rubber loses ground marginally Business Standard (India)

DuPont's Exit from Hypalon Market Affects Geosynthetics GeoSynthetics (US)

Fenner-Dunlop opens world's largest steel cord conveyor belt plant in Kwinana Materials Handling (Australia)

Pirelli RE capital increase 99.4 pct subscribed Reuters (Italy)

Cooper Tire & Rubber (CTB) Established Trend: 104.4% Move in 98 Days Comtex via Trading markets (US - Ohio)

HSE and tyre industry bodies launch campaign Press release from NTDA (UK)

Tyre boss jailed for centre fire BBC (UK - Scotland)

Century Textiles partially resumes Rayon Tyre Yarn ops Fibre2fashion (India)

Century Textiles restarts production of Rayon Tyre Yarn at Kalyan Plant Equity Bulls (India)

BMW to review 'Mini' launch in India The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber plastics industry up by 16.4 percent in May Press release from Indian Governmant (India)

NRC staffers take on builder over pending land dues Times of India (India)

Laotian authorities in the rubber industry. Forests destroyed, farmers evicted from land Asianews (Laos)

HCM City, Laos boost co-operation Vietnam News Service (Vietnam)

China surpasses US auto market in H1 sales CE.cn (China)

China's business climate index rebounds in Q2 People.com (China)

Japan rubber mask-maker rides on Jackson mania AFP via Google (Japan)