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GOVT CONTRACTS

Critics pan move to cut number of e-auctions

Procedures 'don't slow spending, but lessen collusion'



HOSPITALITY

InterContinental to up Thai portfolio

Group to manage four new hotels by 2008; also expanding in Vietnam, Pakistan



DISNEY TIMEPIECES

Mickey Mouse goes upmarket

Collection marks first such move for character watches



Residents reel from clogged roads

Home-builders don't usually tell buyers the bad news, at least not until the contracts are signed, the money's in the bank and the poor chap has moved into his unit.

OCEAN PORTOFINO

Work starts at Jomtien marina site

Second residential tower to contain 260 apartments

NET BENEFITS

With Wi-Fi too costly, check out the ADSL deals currently on offer

Internet service providers have a range of packages for broadband connection

SYNCHROTRON MACHINE

Charged particles shedding light on local research work

You're a researcher living cells. Does it sound complex? Actually, it's not that difficult to find what you're looking for if you have synchrotron light on hand.



Hearing difficulties solved with software from Nectec

People living with hearing disabilities will now find it easier to communicate thanks to a recent development - Pocket PC for Disabilities.

WORLD CUP SERIES

TV makers get the picture

Major producers see Cup as great chance to boost their local sales of flat-panel sets



Colorado boosts Chevrolet

Strong continuing sales of the Chevrolet Colorado pickup, supported by the recent introduction of the G80 Diff-Lock differential locking technology, helped propel Chevrolet into the No-3 position for pickup sales here in April, according to official industry statistics.

PROPERTY

Developers expect just 5% growth this year

Cite living costs, building material prices



Some foreigners more equal than others in draft telecom rules

Foreign investors protected by the National Treatment clause under the Treaty of Amity will be exempt from new regulations aimed at controlling foreign dominance of the local telecom sector.



A family jewel of a business

At Chopard's watch and jewellery factory here, a craftsman carefully places a tiny diamond onto a ring.



Swiss watchmakers bank on global vision

After surviving the crisis of the 1970s and 80s, when two-thirds of all Swiss watchmakers went out of business, the Swiss watch industry has adopted adaptation and innovation and is now well on its way to reinforcing its dominance in the high-end watch market.



There's more to progress than simply growth - Pridiyathorn

Bank of Thailand Governor MR Pridiyathorn Devakula last week warned the government not to get carried away with economic growth but also put income and opportunity distribution, as well as the environment, high on the national agenda.



5-year plan for training logistics workers

Thailand plans to train 1.74 million workers for the logistics industry by 2010, the Thai Federation on Logistics said last week.



Rice barter deals with China, France near completion

The government is close to signing contracts with two major trading partners under a barter-trade deal in exchange for Thai rice worth Bt16.5 billion.



Singapore eyes extreme sport island

Singapore plans a new tourism magnet, an extreme-sport island, according to a source at Singapore National University (SNU).






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