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• Projects with EIA can go ahead in Rayong

  Petrochemical projects in Rayong that have passed an environmental impact assessment (EIA) can move ahead with....

• Hospitals expected to witness continued drop in patients

  Major hospitals experienced a drop in foreign patients in the first quarter. Analysts attributed the decline....

• Potential impact of NTC's draft competition rules

  Telecom operators are studying the possible impact of the national regulator's draft regulations....

• Chanut calls on rival parties to unite for sake of country

  Thanpuying Chanut Piyaoui, founder of Dusit International, said the recent political turbulence had....

• TAGS may get Thailand Post logistics job

  Thailand Post is considering granting a 10-year concession to Thai Airport Ground Services (TAGS) to....

• SEC wants action on auto case

  The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) expects that the case of SEC Auto Sales and Services can be....

• Right attitude matters most at DTAC

  Here is a series of interviews with the human resources chiefs of firms in key business sectors about job....

• Hongsa Lignite power sale deal approved

  The National Energy Policy Council recently approved a new proposed power purchasing agreement for Laos'....

• Guru Speak

  Introduced to Thailand over a decade ago, debit cards are still not widely accepted. Card volume reached 26....

• Human resourcesright attitue matters most at DTAC

  The Nation is conducting a series of interviews with the human resources chiefs of firms in key business....

• Bear market rally to end soon

  Thailand's bear market rally will evaporate soon due to a lack of positive economic factors, analysts....

• Banks should cut more lending : BOT

  Bank of Thailand Governor Tarisa Watanagase said yesterday the banking system's lending rates should....

• RFID helps 108 Shops keep tracks of merchandise

  In a bid to encourage the local development of radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology, the....

• Streetwise: Sturdy firms should help weaker brethren

  When in crisis, all businesses look to the government for help.

• Chiang Mai plans low-season tourism fair

  The public and private sectors are getting together to offer a tourism fair and golf promotion in Chiang Mai....

• Briefs

  Malaysia's vehicle importer, Weststar Group, intends to aggressively market LDV vans internationally....

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