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• NTC hopes to avoid more dual-candidate snafus

  The committee tasked to select four members of the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) yesterday said....

• Pollution ruling dents confidence: Charnchai

  Designating Map Ta Phut as a pollution-control zone has definitely weakened foreign investors'....

• Porntiva to lead thai businessmen on eu mission

  Commerce Minister Porntiva Nakasai will lead a group of Thai businessmen who are members of the Thai-EU....

• Pollution ruling dents confidence: Charnchai

  Designating Map Ta Phut as a pollution-control zone has definitely weakened foreign investors'....

• Downturn bites into instant-noodle market as customers tighten belts

  Convenience stores winning more share from traditional retail outlets

• President Bakery sees room for 10% growth

  President Bakery, owner of the Farmhouse brand, expects its sales this year to grow by 10 per cent despite the....

• Board votes to sack director

  Investment-banking MD held to account

• Two Nation Multimedia companies to list on MAI

  Nation Multimedia Group (NMG) shareholders yesterday endorsed the company's plan to spin off its....

• Kasikorn researchers see no immediate let-up in foreign direct investment slump

  Kasikorn Research Centre (KResearch) projects that Thailand may continue to experience a Foreign Direct....

• Guru Speak

  Lessons in corporate governance from today's recession

• Worth Your Satang

  Tisco Bank has launched a "Friend-get-Friends" campaign, giving an addition¬al 0.50 per cent per....

• Savings life assurance worth a look

  Savings life insurance, which offers a short period of high payments with high benefits and longterm life....

• GH Bank seeks to raise capital

  The Government Housing Bank (GH Bank) has sought permission from the Finance Ministry to raise its capital....

• company reports

  PICNIC has extended the deadline for submitting its first-quarter 2008 financial statement to April 20 and....

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  Triumph to splurge on ads and outlets
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  Govt urged to heal economy with reserves

  The government is urged to allocate 10 per cent of US$17 billion foreign reserves or Bt36 trillion to....

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