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BUSINESS NEWS
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Six-point plan set to cushion economy
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Thai Oil acquires three
Long-term strength, global presence behind $120m move
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BREAKING NEWS
- Possible cut in bus fares as diesel falls
- TISCO suffers from lower capital gains
- Channel 7 brings Thais closer to US presidential election
- OLT Enterprise charged of illegal futures trading
- IVY free from melamine contamination
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EXTERNALITIES
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Wannarat calls for cuts in oil prices and marketing margins
Energy Minister Wannarat Charnnukul has urged oil firms to immediately reduce domestic retail prices to reflect the fall in global crude-oil prices. -
Commerce Ministry to give major push to draft retail law
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Political instability biggest impediment for foreigners
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Soros unimpressed with paulson's performance
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CORPORATE
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BETTER WORLD GREEN's board approved the purchase of 1.6 million shares - equal to 100 per cent of the issued and paid-up stock - of Global Environmental Technology for Bt249.37 per share. -
Nanmeebooks to spend less on foreign titles
Publisher Nanmeebooks plans to cut the budget for the purchase of foreign book licences next year after sales of some of its titles translated into Thai failed to meet their revenue target. -
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Transport Ministry set for top-level
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Science &Technology
Asian Property may revise Q4 project launch plan
Asian Property Development is considering revising its plan to launch six residential projects worth nearly Bt6 billion this quarter, should the domestic political situation remain uncertain.
LPN ploughs on with housing development.
Company plans up to eight residential projects next year despite slowdownmore >>
Innovation
Firms trade perks for customer loyalty
Perkonomics pays heed to consumers' - and a brand's - need to feel specialHow a retired executive keeps contributing to success
For most chief executives, retirement means passing the baton to a bright capable successor and then riding off into the sunset.Not so for Charuvarn Vanasin, who retired as chief executive of Lowe Thailand in 2000 but still plays an active role in the business.more >>
TOP 1000 COMPANIES
Keeping them smiling
Proctor and Gamble's Medhee Jarumaneeroj believes employee happiness is a winning strategy
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