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Thu, March 1, 2007 : Last updated 14:31 pm (Thai local time)

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Thailand to protect knowledge and save patents of Thai Yoga

Thailand will propose that 200 year-old inscriptions and statues that teach traditional Thai yoga at Wat Pra Chetupon Wimolmangalaram be included in the Unesco Memory of the World (MOW) Programme in 2009.

No renegotiation on Thai-Japan trade deal

Foreign Minister Nitya Pibulsonggram told a powerful Japanese business association on Monday that Thailand would not renegotiate on any issues in the controversial economic agreement with Japan.

SET orders to suspend iTV shares

The Stock Exchange of Thailand has ordered suspension of iTV Plc shares as the company's auditor issued a disclaimer of pinion on its financial statements, saying the figures failed to reflect the actual position of the company.


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		Police find few clues in the murder of Russian women Police are offering a Bt100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the killer of two Russian tourists at Jomtien Beach on Saturday morning.
		New memorial for victims of Asian tsunami A sculpture remembering victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami will be unveiled here today on a one-rai memorial site.

REPATRIATED EARNINGS
BoI mulls tax breaks for firms
Move would boost Thai companies operating overseas amid domestic slowdown

		Bank of Thailand now ranks thirdamong Asian peers
		Power play from Egcomp
		Higher yields and safer meat from herbal feed

PRINCE OF SONGKLA VARSITY
Students protest against fee hike
Hunger strike threatened over 'unreasonable' rise

		Elderly lady cruelly treated in exorcism
		Police seek 3 more from South
		Thanom's sometimes turbulent life

Auttapon struggles
Former Thai national player Auttapon Littiwattanapong defeated Timo Siwapaug 6-2 2-6 6-3 in the first round of the Bt200,000 Sat RU Tennis Circuit tournament at Ramkhamhaeng University yesterday.