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• Rice millers aghast at govt plan to put stockpiles up for bid

  The Thai Rice Millers Association opposes the Commerce Ministry's plan to open its warehouses to rice....

• 'war room' for industry

  The Industry Ministry is to open a national "war room" today, which will serve as a centre for the....

• Meeting between TAT, private firms

  Weerasak Kowsurat, the newly appointed board chairman of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), will host a....

• Egat to adjust investment, control costs

  Focusing on improving efficiency

• Central to spend Bt1.5 bn on marketing this year

  Central Department Store has a marketing budget of Bt1.5 billion for this year as it bids to boost consumer....

• Summit brings a smile

  Tourism operators in Hua Hin expect a boost in revenue as a result of the hosting of the 14th Asean Summit in....

• Kantana expands into Vietnam

  Major production house Kantana has made a foray into the post-production business in Vietnam as part of its....

• SGA eager for chiang mai, Mae Hong son air shuttle

  Siam General Aviation (SGA) is considering a shuttle between Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son, to increase revenue....

• Siamese twin crises, 200 years on

  Parallels between the lives of In and Chan, and current Thai dilemmas

• Volatility, political turmoil are this year riks, analysts say

  Volatility from the global recession as well as domestic political turmoil will be the two key factors....

• Thailand can weather rough

  If the economy during the 1997-98 financial crisis can be rated 10 on a scale of 1-10, with 1 the best and 10....

• SET starts the year with 6% rise as hopes grow of recovery in the US

  The SET Index celebrated the first trading day of the year with a 6percent jump on the back of a rally of....

• Company reports

  Central Plaza Hotel set up a new company named Centara International Management on October 29 in order to....

• Briefs

  'Only Purple Line likely on track'

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  JV gets loan for Rayong factory

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  Investment applications fall 30%, says BoI

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