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• DTAC cuts recruitment

  Total Access Communication

• First real-sector casualties are the US auto giants

  The US automotive

• Tourism budget falls short

  Cabinet yesterday

• industrial sentiment falls Across the board in oct

  Political instability, new markets, baht top concerns

• DTAC cuts new recruits

  Total Access Communication (DTAC) will recruit only around 100 new staff next year, down from an annual....

• Amata, Sumitomo widen collaboration

  Amata Corp has signed a marketing cooperation agreement with Sumitomo Corp to attract Japanese investors for....

• LG Thailand seeks Bt2 bn for expansion

  LG Electronics (Thailand) is asking the head office in South Korea for a Bt2-billion expansion budget despite....

• DHL funds 3-way health drive in Maharashtra

  DHL, the global express and logistics giant, has announced a partnership with the United Nations....

• SET rejigs some ceiling, floor limits

  The ceiling and floor limits for trading of stocks priced higher than Bt0.10 but under Bt1 will on December 2....

• SET in the City kicks off today

  Investors worrying about the global financial turbulence might find a quantum of solace from the intensive....

• Be prudent in overseas investment : brokers

  Investors were encouraged yesterday to research carefully and move gradually in shopping for foreign....

• Bond Outlook

  With major economies such as the euro zone and Japan confirming they are now in a "technical....

• Company reports

  SHIN CORP reported the postponement of a plan to increase the number of its free-float shares in the Stock....

• Govt to halve tariff on soybean meal

  The Cabinet yesterday approved a cut in soybean meal import tariffs from 4 to 2 per cent, effective January....

• Street wise:Focus on SEC as 'soft' protesters get tough

  At first, Thai Beverage's attempt to list on the Thai bourse seemed to be running reasonably smoothly.....

• Briefs

  IT market draws a million visitors

Keeping them smiling