News from elsewhere on the web (11 June 2009)

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MAG to buy Continental plant AME Info (United Arab Emirates)

UAE's MAG says intends to buy Continental plant Guardian.co.uk (UK / France)

Tokyo futures reverse gains to fall, demand low Reuters (Japan)

Brisa Bridgestone Sabanci tyres to freeze output for 10 days due to slack demand Bal;kans.com (Turkey)

Fastest-growing firm aiming for expansion into world market (for OTR tyres) Wales Online (UK - Wales)

120 to take buyout at Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.'s Akron Technical Center Cleveland.com (US - Ohio)

Goodyear may move rubber making operations to Tonawanda plant (from Akron) Buffalo News (US - New York)

Two cities spurn crumb rubber in artificial turf USA Today (US - New York, Los Angeles)

Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems have many benefits, but manual pressure checks are still important CanadaEast (Canada)

Cooper Tire told to supply information UPI (US - Colorado)

Asia showing signs of economic recovery The Hindu Business Line (India)

Auto parts sector on recovery path The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber tree project could increase yields Business World (Philippines)

Risda Semaian Targets An Increase In Sales Of Rubber And Oil Palm Seedlings Bernama (Malaysia)

Lanxess China sales improve, full-yr outlook murky Reuters (China)

Tyre-slash thugs put child's life at risk Sunderland Echo (UK - England)