RESORT'S RETURN TO GOOD HEALTH
Recovery aided by sufficiency economy
Chumphon Cabana a role model for students
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Bird-flu aid for P Penh
Thailand's Livestock Develop-ment Department is planning to provide assistance to Cambodia in a bid to prevent the cross-border spread of the bird-flu virus.
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Bizerba puts its weight behind Bangkok, targets region
Bizerba, a German firm specialising in weighing, information, communication and food service technology, plans to open an office in Thailand by the end of the year, citing the potential it sees in the Kingdom and neighbouring countries.
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ANALYSIS
Council of State ruling may lead to 30% revenue-sharing for all
The earnings of cellular operators this year will suffer if the government has its way.
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THAI BEVERAGE
Differentiation seen as crucial
Firm aims to boost Chang's position in each beer segment
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Polluters will be asked to consider voluntary charge
The Industrial Works Depart-ment will this week sound out industrial plants in Map Ta Phut about voluntarily paying an emissions charge to the government after it developed a formula for the levy.
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Developing a global brand
After five decades in operation since Thanpuying Chanut Piyaoui opened its first hotel - the Princess - Dusit Hotels and Resorts now claims to be the flagship of Thai hotel operators.
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STREET WISE
Job calls for man for all seasons
Airports of Thailand's board of directors last week came up with a very surprising resolution.
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Creating Success
Don't let the good times go to your head
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Prinsiptek expanding
Prinsiptek is keen on making a bigger foray into the Malysian and regional property sector, to widen its earnings base and take advantage of the positive property market.
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NEW INSTITUTE
Japanese tech focus for HR study
Language classes a must at Thai-Nichi
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FIDF needs until 2013 to complete liquidation
The Financial Institutions Development Fund (FIDF) has postponed its schedule for shutting down operations from 2009 to shortly after 2013, when it completes its liquidation process, according to its manager.
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Times not favourable for watch importer
In view of continued economic sluggishness, a local distributor of imported watches, C Thong Panich, has set its lowest sales-target growth for nine years while a sole distributor of Japanese clocks and watches, Innovation Time, has delayed its plan to sell clocks with six-digit price tags.
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Frequency rights rules drawn up
The telecom regulator has paved the way for the transfer of frequency utilisation rights.
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Road to riches through Xishuanbanna
The Kunming-Bangkok Highway, as Route No 3 East (R3E) is called, holds promise to spur economic growth and market access, particularly for services.
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Commercial banks jockey for loans to SMEs
Some banks have cut their profit margins on loans to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the face of strong competition, according to a financial source.
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Media firms likely to grow 6 per cent this year
Companies in the media sector are expected to grow 6 per cent this year to a total value of Bt87.9 billion.
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University challenge
Private universities are spending heavily on advertising to draw new students who can still afford tuition fees that are much higher than at state-run institutes
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