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Fri, May 11, 2007 : Last updated 19:41 pm (Thai local time)



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Housing loans are the big attraction

Money Expo 2007 opened yesterday with the theme "Sufficient Money - Sufficient Life".




Electronics firms tackle downturn

The current economic sluggishness is seriously challenging Japanese electronic consumer products manufacturers like Sony Thai, Toshiba Thailand and Pioneer Electronics (Thailand) to think up new marketing strategies.





UTCC suggests rate cut of 50 basis points

The Economic and Business Forecasting Centre of the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce has suggested the government cut interest rates by half a percentage point, to regain consumer confidence after it plunged again last month.

URBAN LIVING

Sansiri to erect sleek tower near Thonglor

Siri project to house 460 apartments in one of the more secluded spots along Sukhumvit



Bad tactics can ruin sales

Once visitors enter the door, chances of landing a sale are high, but rudeness can spoil everything



Dedicated to security

Karn Thongyai entered the security service business out of fear. He is now ready to prove his commitment to greater safety at Suvarnabhumi Airport

LATE NEWS

Insider trading: SEC to look at foreign laws

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will study other nations' insider-trading laws and revise Thailand's version accordingly, following criticism over the ineffectiveness of Thai law in punishing Yingluck Shinawatra over her alleged misuse of inside information.



Hoyu keen on Thailand, China

Despite the economic slow-down, Japan-based Hoyu has chosen Thailand as one of its priority markets for its Bigen hair-colouring brand this year.

CELLULAR ROW

Samart cuts services to Thai Mobile

Cites non-payment of Bt850m in fees

IN BRIEF

Strong tourism growth predicted

Eighteen Asia-Pacific destinations are expected to receive more than US$110 billion (Bt3.8 trillion) in additional tourism revenue over the next three years, according to a "Asia Pacific Tourism Forecasts 2007-2009" report just released by the Pacific Asia Tourism Association (PATA).



Dopod assets to be sold

High Tech Computer Corp, a leading provider of Microsoft Windows Mobile-based smart devices, has signed an agreement with Dopod International to purchase the assets of nine Dopod subsidiaries, including the one in Thailand.

NATIONAL CARRIER

Tough conditions hit THAI

Quarterly profit slumps 31% on baht's strength, high competition



Local authorities may get direct access to loans in financial markets

The Finance Ministry is considering regulations to facilitate local governments' direct access to financial markets, which at the same time would impose fiscal discipline on them.



Samart's Cambodian expansion

Samart Telcoms will set up a wholly owned subsidiary in Cambodia for the operation of an Internet phone service and other activities.



MAMT spices up competitive market

Manulife Asset Management (MAMT) yesterday officially became the 19th company to join the already competitive mutual-fund industry, aiming to achieve Bt1.2 billion in assets under management in its first year of operation.

PROPERTY DEVELOPER

Big profit rise for SC Asset

First-quarter earnings jump 219% to Bt222m

STREET WISE

Calling all ghost-busters

Like any ghost story that has been passed on from one generation to another, "The Curse of the Black Building" has been around for three decades.



GM aims to expand coverage of Thai pickup exports

General Motors plans to expand exports of one-tonne pickups from its Rayong plant "more widely around the world".

PRIME BANGKOK PROPERTY

MBK, Chulalongkorn agree new lease

20-year contract worth Bt26 billion must first win shareholder approval






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