Kingdom Asian marketing base for La-Z-Boy
Furniture company La-Z-Boy (Thailand) has set up a new joint venture to oversee the marketing of its products in 16 Asian countries.
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Thai AirAsia mum on Shin stake report
AirAsia and Thai AirAsia yesterday declined to confirm or deny a news report that Thai AirAsia's management was negotiating to buy the stake in the airline held by Shin Corp.
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Drive to create new exporters
The Commerce Ministry plans to encourage 12,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to become new exporters this year, to drive the country's export growth.
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Three Thais feature in the 'Forbes' magazine billionaire ranks
Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi, Chaleo Yoovidhya and Dhanin Chearvanont are the only three Thais appearing on the much-heralded Forbes magazine's global billionaires list.
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Late news :iTV could face delisting by SET
iTV Plc may have to be delisted, since the revocation of its concession requires the transfer of all of its assets to the PM's Office, and that would cause a sharp drop in the station's finances, the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) said yesterday.
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Austrian tourism agency mulls Bangkok office
The Austrian National Tourist Office is considering setting up an office in Bangkok in two years as part of a proactive marketing strategy for Asia, with the number of Thai visitors to Austria expected to grow by 10 per cent this year.
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Premium curtain gallery
Hunter Douglas yesterday opened its first Window Fashions Gallery in Thailand for its premium curtains and blinds.
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CM Organiser spreads its wings internationally
CM Organiser, a local event-management company, has joined with Cambodian firm Bayon Radio and Television to set up a joint venture - Bayon CM Organiser - to tap the huge business potential in the neighbouring country.
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Plea to scrutinise Aust aquaculture
The Thai Marine Shrimp Farmers' Association has called on the Fishery Department to implement Import Risk Analysis (IRA) on aquaculture products imported from Australia to prevent GAV and MoV viruses from spreading in the Kingdom.
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