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Tyrexpo Asia Opens World Rubber Summit Debates to Attendees

Attendees to TyrexpoAsia 2009 will have the opportunity to join colleagues from the raw materials side of the industry to debate key elements of the International Rubber Study Group’s World Rubber Summit in Singapore next March.

Reaching the Pressure Point

While watching some old open-wheel racing films recently, I was struck by several things. First, everyone involved is so much safer these days. The second revelation is that technical progress seems to move at progressively faster rates lately. Not only racecars, but most vehicles – including our modern over-the-road trucks – retreat into technical obsolescence

Apollo Tyres CMD Grateful for His Father’s Legacy

(News Track India) India’s tyre industry is booming and much of the credit for its progress over the years should go to four players: Apollo Tyres, MRF, JK Industries and Ceat, which enjoy over 70% of the country’s total market share.

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Hunter Makes Promotions

Hunter Engineering has made a number of management appointments.

Highly Focused: Double Coin Making Progress in Goal to Reach Second Tier

Double Coin Making Progress in Goal to Reach Second Tier

Scribner Joins Bosch Group

Dave Scribner, formerly with Hunter Engineering, has joined Bosch Diagnostics as senior product manager for its Wheel Service Product Group.

New Airless Tire Aims to Save Military Lives

(Wards Auto World) An innovative, non-pneumatic tire being tested by a U.S. National Guard unit in Wisconsin could prove to be a lifesaver for combat troops patrolling in High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles.

Ainscough Renews Bridgestone Crane Tyre Deal

The U.K.’s largest crane operator (Ainscough Crane Hire) has selected Bridgestone UK to supply and service its nationwide 630+ crane network.

Kumho Asiana Group to Boost Liquidity

(Korea Times) Kumho Asiana Group, owner of Kumho Tire Co., plans to raise 4.6 trillion won in fresh money by the end of next year through the sale of assets owned by its business units to quell growing market speculation that the group may face liquidity shortage, following a series of mergers and acquisitions over the past few years. ?