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BUSINESS NEWS
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Won sinks to its lowest in a decade as Asian currencies record declines
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BREAKING NEWS
- PM hooted by TOT labours
- domestic car sales drop in September
- Lao Telecom debut first 3G service in Laos
- Possible cut in bus fares as diesel falls
- TISCO suffers from lower capital gains
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EXTERNALITIES
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Nod sought for Light Green Line
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bot sets sights on inflation
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how the us saw its dominoes begin their tumble
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Exports grow 19% in september Sep
September's exports grew 19.4 per cent year on year, accelerating from 14.9 per cent the previous month, while imports grew 39.4 per cent from 26.8 per cent, according to SCBS Economic Research.
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CORPORATE
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Gaysorn puts off project
The Gaysorn Group is delaying plans to develop a 40-storey condominium and shopping mall near Ratchaprasong Square due to the continuing political uncertainty and the global financial crisis. -
Airlines cut back as crisis hits
Airlines, strapping up for a bumpy flight ahead as the financial turmoil hits air traffic, are shedding flights and seats to cut losses. -
Trade shows for Vietnam
The Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) will hold two roadshows in Vietnam next week aimed at promoting Thailand as the prime exhibition destination in the region. -
Sahaviriya co-designs college course
Leading steelmaker joins educators in bid to supply new technicians
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Science &Technology
Asia-Pacific market takes a beating amid global crisis
Sales decline to $20.9 billion in the third quarter from $55.5 billion last yearSammakorn Nakornln project offers moderncontemporary experience
Sammakorn recently introduced the Sammakorn NakornIn project, built on a 66raiplot with 236 units at a starting price of Bt4.5 million a unit.more >>
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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