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BUSINESS NEWS
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Govt plans property downpayment loans
Government Savings Bank will set up a company together with insurance companies to provide loans by which.... -
Cabinet considers Bt120 bn expansionary budget on Tue
The Cabinet will discuss on how to allocate the expansionary budget, which will amount to Bt120 billion,.... -
Crisis may lead to more non-tariff barriers
Many of Thailand's trading partners are expected to implement non-tariff barriers this year to shield....
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BREAKING NEWS
- Power bills to rise 4.91% this month
- Thailand as world's best brand
- NHA hosts Ua Athorn housing sale
- More budget asked to improve water resources
- 2 million foreign patients expected for 2009
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EXTERNALITIES
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Bid to boost trade with neighbours to life exports
The Commerce Ministry plans to promote cross-border trade to reach Bt821.8 billion - up from an estimated.... -
BT1.2-bn plan to rescue SMEs seeks Cabinet nod
The Commerce Ministry will seek Bt1.2 billion from the Cabinet to help small and medium-sized enterprises.... -
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....
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CORPORATE
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Future not too bright for luxury fashion brands
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DSI calls meeting to discuss SEC auto scam
The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) will this week call for a meeting with top executives of the.... -
Fashion Island defers lifestyle-centre plan
Siam Retail Development, operator |of Fashion Island shopping complex |on Ramindra Road, will delay its.... -
Thailand Post looks beyond its border
Thailand Post plans to form alliances with postal authorities in a number of countries in an effort to broaden....
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INVESTMENT
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Experts predict small rate cut
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Lie back and take liquidity
After struggling through 2008, when the overall return in the equity market fell around 50 per cent,.... -
Siamese twin crises, 200 years on
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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....
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Science &Technology
CBD area and proximity to BTS favoured by buyers
In 2008, the most interesting locations in Bangkok and the provinces were obviously the Central Business....India investigates stainless-steel exporters
In November last year, India began an anti-dumping investigation on imported, cold rolled, flat stainless....more >>
Innovation
Interview: Coping with the crisis requires new strategies
Dr Rich Wellins, senior vice president of development of Dimensions International (DDI), a global human....Hi! managers: Take some time… tick tock, tick tock...
Sept 10, 2001 began like any other in the city. The crowds of people were heading for their jobs at the most....more >>
ETC
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Streetwise: Blame our karma for our predicament
The global economic crisis has wiped out US$15 trillion of wealth worldwide, a banker said recently. It.... -
Briefs
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Marketing Talk: Welcome to the Year of Change
Recently, we were bombarded with the theme of "change" in Barack Obama's successful US.... -
Company reports
Central Plaza Hotel set up a new company named Centara International Management on October 29 in order to....
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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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