Economy

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Goodyear opens new Global Headquarters

The new 639,000 square foot building accommodates nearly 2,000 corporate and North American employees and is connected to Goodyear’s existing Innovation Centre.

Bridgestone investigates new natural rubber

Bridgestone will investigate whether the Guayule plant can be used as a natural rubber source for tyres, at its new Biorubber Process Research Centre in Arizona, USA.

Car sales continue to increase in April

Sales of light and small passenger cars continued to increase and made up 73 per cent of the total number of passenger vehicles sold in April

Goodyear & Dunlop Tyres applauds ACCC authorisation for end-of-life Tyre Stewardship Scheme

Goodyear & Dunlop Tyres has applauded the determination by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) to develop an industry Tyre Stewardship Scheme in Australia. The landmark decision is the culmination of more than a decade of work towards implementing a scheme to reverse current unsustainable practices associated with the collection and the disposal of [...]

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Boeing Names Goodyear a Supplier of the Year

“We are proud to receive the Boeing Supplier of the Year award. This is an important honour, and we look forward to maintaining a high level of excellence as we continue to supply our premium tyres and services to Boeing.”

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Drivers ignore tyre safety

Bridgestone believes people are not checking their tyres because of the economic crisis, rising fuel costs and declining purchasing power and is urging motorists to check their tyres once a month

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First quarter earnings for Goodyear and Michelin

The total number of Goodyear tyres sold in the Asia Pacific region increased by four per cent to 5.1 million tyres in the last three months, while operating income increased by 25 per cent to $84million Australian, a record for the first quarter.

Meanwhile, Michelin reported that its first quarter earnings were down 8.1 per cent to $6billion Australian, compared to the same time in 2012.

Australia’s Most Popular Cars Infographic

This infographic presents research and data that illustrate the most popular vehicles in Australia based on vehicle sales in 2012.

Continental Tyres introduces sensors to detect tyre pressure

Currently drivers have to guess the correct tyre pressure, however Continental Tyres says this new system will ensure vehicles have the correct pressure at all times, making for a safer and more fuel efficient journey.

Maxxis looks to social media for better customer interaction

Maxxis currently has over 16,000 fans on Facebook and 1,000 followers on Twitter as well as Instagram, Youtube, Pinterest and Google+ accounts.

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