RISING FROM THE ASHES

Three business tycoons reflect on the devastation of the 1997 financial crisis, and how they bounced back

Thailand to keep capital control
Thailand will need to keep capital controls in place while flows remain volatile

SET surges 2.05 per cent
Thai shares Monday surged 2.05 per cent to a threeyear and fivemonth high on foreign investors'....

Aust may make auto parts in Thailand
Australian automotive-equipment manufacturers may move production to Thailand to take advantage of benefits....
Amaret defends record of FRA
Amaret Sila-on, former chairman of the Financial Sector Restructuring Authority (FRA), is unapologetic about....
GM Asia Pacific investment
Deputy Prime Minister and Industry Minister Kosit Panpiemras said General Motors Asia Pacific would continue....
INSURANCE: New life policies cover your child's education costs
Industry's latest products pay for school tuition after a parent or guardian passes away. A survey has....

Thai SME wares set for Daiso's shelves
Daiso Industries, Japan's top living-ware supplier by volume, has agreed to
New hub plan to lift exports
With the global economy likely to slow this year, the Commerce Ministry has launched a new local-regional hub....
Hotel and elephants
From being a regular historical-site visitor and foreign-language enthusiast, Bilaibhan Sampatisiri is a....
Safe haven in stormy times
With the stock market volatile and the direction of interest rates uncertain, the world of money-market funds....

Proctor and Gamble's Medhee Jarumaneeroj believes employee happiness is a winning strategy

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