Liquid, gel rules look set to hit King Power hard
Airport retailer expects carry-on restrictions to cost it Bt3 bn
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COMMENT
Policy-making fear following verdicts
Business experts are concerned that the upcoming Constitution Tribunal verdicts in cases against two major parties could lead to a non-transparent political situation and inconsistent policy-making.
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Tax breaks for donations likely to rise
The Finance Ministry is prepared to give more tax breaks to those who make charitable donations, but will not commit itself to introducing property and inheritance taxes.
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NMG's biggest shareholder to sell
Somporn Juangroongruangkit, Nation Multimedia Group's (NMG) biggest shareholder, is set to sell her whole stake.
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Late news :Banks to slash rates on Monday
Large commercial banks yesterday announced they would cut interest rates by 25 to 50 basis points from Monday.
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Software will drive IT market growth
Thailand's IT market outlook for 2007 is forecast to grow by 13.2 per cent to Bt148.82 billion this year, of which software will see the highest growth at 17.8 per cent followed by computer service at 15 per cent and hardware at 9.1 per cent.
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London, Tokyo most expensive office rents
London's West End, the City of London and Tokyo's inner and outer central five wards are the four most expensive office markets in the world, according to a recent report.
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CP, I'nesian unit land shrimp giant
Local aquaculture firm PT Central Proteinprima (CP Prima) and its parent company, Thai agribusiness giant Charoen Pokphand - both operating under the Neptune consortium banner - have won the tender for the sale of Southeast Asia's largest shrimp-farming firm, PT Dipasena Citra Darmaja.
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AXA premiums grow 33% in Q1 on network increase
AXA Insurance Thailand enjoyed premium growth of 33 per cent year on year to Bt440 million in the first quarter.
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Dentsu Media/Thai aims for 12% growth
Dentsu Media Thailand is banking on its corporate restructuring and rebranding - the first among the 11 Dentsu offices in Asia - to woo more clients.
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KTB and Tbank agree to share ATMs
Krung Thai Bank (KTB) will share automatic teller machines (ATMs) with Thanachart Bank (Tbank) in a bid to reduce operating costs.
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Non-tariff barriers with China attacked
China and Southeast Asia should eliminate non-tariff barriers (NTBs) under the Asean-China Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to stimulate trade growth and achieve a single-market goal to attract investment to the region, the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce and the private sector said yesterday.
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Bahrain trade deal
Despite the free-trade agreement between Thailand and Bahrain being suspended, a visit by 50 Thai diplomats to the country to explore investment opportunities has been hailed as a major success.
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