Kularb Kaew has 1 year to cut non-Thai shareholding
With the revised Foreign Business Act taking effect, Kularb Kaew will be defined as a nominee company.
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Fifth school fire in Buri Ram
A fire in a Ban Taleng School building in Buri Ram's Chamni district early Wednesday was the fifth school blaze in the province since the coup in September. A back window indicated signs of a breakin.
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PM rules out cabinet reshuffle
Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont ruled out speculation on Wednesday that he was to reshuffle his Cabinet in the wake of the New Year's Eve bombings and the government's plunging popularity.
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FM cancel ousted premier and wife's diplomatic passports
The Foreign Ministry has revoked diplomatic passports of deposed Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and his wife, Khunying Pojaman, after an investigation concluded the former premier has been engaging in political activities while in exile, a senior Foreign Ministry official said Wednesday.
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Teacher gunned down in Pattani
Pattani - Two suspected insurgents Wednesday morning attacked a group of teachers and a public health officer, resulting in the death of one teacher who was sitting in the backseat of the pickup truck, police said.
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"My duty was to sign documents" : Panthongtae
Panthongtae Shinawatra, son of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, testified during his session with an Assets Examination Subcommittee on Wednesday that it was his mother's personal secretary who conducted the sale on his behalf of Shin Corp to Singapore's Temasek Holdings.
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Most companies not affected by amended foreign business laws
Finance Minister Pridiyathorn Devakula said Wednesday that most foreign companies will not be affected by draft legal amendments of foreign business laws.
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Temasek 'awaiting details' on Thai investment limits
Singapore's state-linked Temasek Holdings said Wednesday that it would await further details on Thailand's decision to pusha head with new limits on foreign investment before taking any action.
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Overseas investors wary of changes
The Joint Foreign Chambers of Commerce is meeting today with Deputy Prime Minister Pridiya-thorn Devakula to discuss the impact of the amended Foreign Business Law.
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