Poll gives govt C rating
The government is losing popularity after five years in power with the public giving it a C grade for administration and expressing worry over spreading corruption.
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In Brief
Battery Duty: Excise Dept considers exemption for exporters
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Company Reports
BUSINESS ONLINE reported a net profit of Bt16.16 million for 2005, well up on its Bt12.44-million net profit in 2004.
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SAS pumps Bt1 bn into business comfort
Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) is spending Bt1 billion to refurbish the business class in its Airbus A340 long-haul aircraft.
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Real estate congress coming to Bangkok
FIABCI-Thailand will host the FIABCI 57th World Congress from May 26-31 at the Sofitel Central Plaza Bangkok.
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Nokia expects 3G here within a year
Finland-based Nokia expects the National Telecommunications Commission to approve 3G (third generation) mobile-phone services late this year or early next.
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TEETH WHITENING
BriteSmile bites into Bangkok
US chain opens first foreign outlet
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Thai-HK joint venture for Indochina power-tool push
Hong Kong-based manufacturer of power tools and outdoor power equipment TTi Group has entered into a joint venture with its local distributor, A&M Ltd.
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Street WISE
Advanced Info Service : Yingluck throws in towel March 1
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Telekom Malaysia in the market for Thai partner
Malaysia’s TM International yesterday said it was interested in entering the mobile-phone service business in Thailand by partnering with a local telecom operator.
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Ratch poised to jump either way
Ratchaburi Electricity Generating Holding Plc plans to co-invest Bt24 billion in four hydropower plants in Laos with a combined capacity of 1,675 megawatts.
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Glued to World Cup to spot their own ball
When this year’s World Cup kicks off in Germany, hundreds of Thai factory workers will have a special reason for keeping their eyes on the ball.
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