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Wed, December 20, 2006 : Last updated 20:18 pm (Thai local time)



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STOCK EXCHANGE

Biggest single-day drop ever

Move to curb rising baht sends investors fleeing in droves



LOOKING BACK AT 2006

The top 10 financial issues of the year

The Finance Desk starts its New Year's series today with the hottest issues in the financial market over the past year and will run articles relevant to the macro economy, the baht, the banking and insurance sectors, and the capital market until the end of the year.



PROPERTY MARKET

Improved situation on the horizon for Bangkok

Tied to economic recovery, better buyers' confidence



Company reports

BEC said its subsidiary, Tero Entertainment, sold and transferred 300,000 shares in Sony BMG Music Entertainment (Thailand) to Thailand Venture at Bt69.34 per share for a total of Bt20.8 million.

STOCK FOCUS

Major Cineplex Group

SCB Securities has placed a "buy" recommendation on Major Cineplex Group shares, with a revised target price Bt18.60 apiece, up from Bt15.20.



Projects to give SMEs threefold shake-up

The Department of Industrial Works yesterday announced three projects to strengthen small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) next year.



Insurance Dept to go it alone

The Insurance Department will come out from under the Commerce Ministry's umbrella and be an independent organisation next year.



Hearing on FTA talks

The Cabinet yesterday acknowledged a report on the recent progress in Thai-Japanese free-trade talks before a public hearing on Friday, according to Pisan Manapawat, deputy permanent secretary at the Foreign Ministry.



PTT races abroad as it strives to be a global major in five years

PTT is moving ahead at full speed with its expansion in foreign markets as it strives to become a global player.



BEC opens shop for Arsenal fans

BEC-Tero Entertainment, in cooperation with England's Arsenal Football Club, has launched the first Arsenal flagship store in Thailand, at CentralWorld.

ELECTRONICS

Toshiba to be a green machine

Environment is key for Japanese giant



Late News :Michelin recall

Michelin Siam has deployed an exchange programme as a precautionary measure to recall all designated Michelin tyres.



Maker of Yum Yum sees 15% growth on relaunch of Jumbo series

Wan Thai Food Industry, the manufacturer of products under the Yum Yum brand, expects its sales to grow 15 per cent next year after the relaunch of the Yum Yum Jumbo Tom Yum series.



Big budget for telecom institute raises doubts

A telecom expert yesterday expressed doubts over the big budget proposed for the upcoming Telecommunications Consumer Protection Institute.



Prime-time TV set for a shake-up from MCOT and the independents

MCOT, operator of Modernine television, yesterday announced its new prime-time TV programmes under co-production with independent producers.



Measure to stay: Pridiyathorn

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister MR Pridiyathorn Devakula yesterday morning said he would not reconsider the draconian measures to curb currency speculation, although they sent the stock market into free-fall yesterday.



Timeline: SET crash

December 18

LOOKING BACK

The market is the new mantra for current govt

Market mechanisms form the theme of the Surayud Chulanont government, in contrast to former PM Thaksin Shinawatra's heavy hand in market intervention.

STREET WISE

Tarisa's deputies to the rescue

Wonder how Tarisa Watanagase, the new Bank of Thailand governor, is spending her vacation this week?



Ultimate sex appeal

No new models have been imported for two years, but Alfa Romeo is gearing up to become active once again in the Thai market






Top Stories



Govt intervention is ruled out

Task force on shrimp issues

Surging baht not in line with local economy

Biggest single-day drop ever

Businesses 'forget the rich elderly'


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