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a stitch in time would have saved the US trillions plus a lot of trouble

Delayed response by Paulson led to virus spreading all over the system


FROM ASIAN TO GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS



BUSINESS NEWS

  • Bt230-bn investment budget for state firms

    The Cabinet yesterday approved a Bt237-billion investment budget next year for state enterprises, amounting to about 2.3 per cent of GDP.

  • APF cuts first-year premium target

    APF International Insurance announced yesterday it was lowering its target for first-year premiums in 2009 from Bt1 billion to Bt600 million as a result of the global financial crisis.

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CORPORATE


  • TOT settles SIM dispute for Bt1.4 bn

    TOT has agreed to pay Bt1.476 billion of the overdue Thai Mobile customer service and billing-system fee to mobile-phone distributor Samart I-Mobile (SIM).
  • Udon Plaza to redesign its community mall

    Udon Plaza now predicts its first community mall, UD Town in Udon Thani, will break even in three years instead of five, thanks to a redesign of the retail centre and cheaper building materials.
  • Home water-heater firm to boost production

    Stiebel Entron says global crisis will not hurt sales
  • Company Reports

    THAI-GERMAN CERAMIC INDUSTRY's board approved the company's plan to buy core assets back from Siam City Bank in line with a debt-restructuring agreement with the bank.
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INVESTMENT


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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 slowdown
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Innovation

Firms trade perks for customer loyalty

Perkonomics pays heed to consumers' - and a brand's - need to feel special

How 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....
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TOP 1000 COMPANIES

Keeping them smiling


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