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ASEAN
THAI provides ground services for Asean
Thai Airways International Plcd will provide ground handling services for 10 Asian leaders at Hua-Hin....
BUSINESS NEWS
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PTT profit plunges 47%
PTT Plc, Thailand's largest company in terms of market value, reported the 2008 net profit of only Bt51.7.... -
GM executives meet authorities
Top executives of General Motors (Thailand) and Chevrolet Sales (Thailand) yesterday met Deputy Prime Minister.... -
Chone Sophonpanich enters realty
Chone Sophonpanich, who is in the third generation of the Sophonpanich banking family, has entered the....
more >>BREAKING NEWS
- PTT secures hydrogen supply for its R&D project
- True Visions cut events
- Lighting & Equipment expects lower revenue
- Ko-Kae upbeat on activities
- Prachuab Khiri Khan ready for foreign shoppers
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EXTERNALITIES
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Consumers face a double hit
Consumers will be hit by a double whammy - higher electricity and oil prices - as the gas transmission fee.... -
NTC to meet with Abhisit about 3G
The telecom regulator will meet with Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva next Wednesday to discuss development of.... -
Sentiment picks up in january
Thai manufacturers' confidence picked up last month thanks to a decline in political chaos, the.... -
Zero interest on offer at home show
Home-buyers
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CORPORATE
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Case loss takes shine off Bangkok Expressway
Bangkok Expressway, the country's largest expressway operator, might be less attractive to investors than.... -
Moll unfazed by sharp decline in furniture sales
Moll Funktionsmobel is shrugging off a projected big slowdown in its sales of Moll children's furniture.... -
Economic downturn to get worse with barriers
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Rice-pledging price may rise
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INVESTMENT
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TMB offers supply chain services
TMB Bank will offer a full range of supply chain services to its SME customers next month, with factoring and.... -
BFIT Securities' board to mull UOBKH merger proposal
UOB Kay Hian Securities' (UOBKH) merger proposal will be discussed at a meeting of BFIT Securities'.... -
BOT expected to cut rate to 0.75%
The Bank of Thailand is likely to trim its policy interest rate to as low as 0.75 per cent - from 2 per cent.... -
Trader warns of gold price volatility
A gold trader warned individual investors yesterday that gold prices would be even more volatile after the....
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Science &Technology
Developers add community flavour
Buyers believed to be seeking not just a house but also a social environmentKanda plans two residential projects
Kanda Property plans to launch two new residential projects with a combined market value of Bt675 million this....more >>
Innovation
Life and lessons of an 'accidental' CEO
Head of Yum! Brands recalls inspiring life in guide for business executivesHi! Managers: Meaningful recognition for good performers
When employees are recognised and rewarded for their work achievements, they are more productive, involved,....more >>
ETC
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Streetwise: Here's what financiers do to relax after work
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Suraphong steps down as elite card chief
Suraphong Triumchanchai yesterday stepped down as acting president of Thailand Privilege Card (TPC) after the.... -
Job Opportunity
Thailand Post is opening career opportunities for twelfth graders to continue studying at Thailand Post School.... -
Pantananij's premium website
Pantavanij, an e-marketplace operator, yesterday launched a website to promote not only premiums and gifts....
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Keeping them smiling
Proctor and Gamble's Medhee Jarumaneeroj believes employee happiness is a winning strategy
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