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China emerges as likely new home for former PM


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BUSINESS NEWS

  • Whatever motivated London, it may be big and scary

    The biggest question is why. For all the uncertainties surrounding Thaksin Shinawatra's immediate future following his visa cancellation by Britain, what baffles everyone most is the real motive of the country praised by the man himself as democratically very mature.

  • Money Expo Chiang Mai starts

    Money Expo Chiang Mai 2008 was kicked off on Friday, expecting to draw at least 100,000 visitors and transactions valued over Bt26 billion.

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EXTERNALITIES


  • Huge economic task may take longer than one obama term

    The euphoria over US presidentelect Barack Obama will end quickly after he takes office on January 20. The task of restoring the health of the US banking system and putting the US economy back on track will be tremendous.
  • Global financial crisis tops G20 agenda

    Finance ministers and central bank governors from the G20 group of developed and devel¬oping nations will convene in Brazil this weekend, ahead of the G20 summit in Washington on November 15.
  • SURVEY PREDICTS LOWER SPENDING ON NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES

    Consumers are likely to spend less dur¬ing the New Year festivities this year due to weak economic sentiment, according to a survey by the University of Thai Chamber of Commerce.
  • Big plunge in car rental market

    The car rental business expects to see the market drop 37.5 per cent to Bt10 billion this year, the first downturn in 11 years, hammered by the global economic crisis and the country's political unrest.
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CORPORATE


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INVESTMENT


  • Phatra sees listed firms' 2009 earnings growth in negative territory

    With a global recession looming, Phatra Securities has warned that listed companies' earnings growth will drop well into negative territory next year.
  • Sharpest decline in major economies' growth since WWII: Fitch

    Fitch Ratings predicts that the world's major advanced economies - the United States, the United Kingdom, the euro area and Japan - will next year experience the steepest decline in economic growth since World War II.
  • SUCHART URGES BOT TO CUT RATE

    Finance Minister Suchart Thadathamrongvech has urged the Bank of Thailand (BOT) to slash its policy interest rate of 3.75 per cent to below the deposit interest rate. He said the central bank should also reduce bond issues to financial....
  • Bond Outlook

    The Thai bond market rallied last month, driven by a dovish Bank of Thailand monetarypolicy outlook and capital flight. The US dollar liquidity drought early in October drove foreignexchange swap points deep into discount (from premium in....
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Science &Technology

Chiang Mai resort may double in size

A new boutique resort opens in Chiang Mai's Mae Rim district this weekend, and its owner says that if the 19room Fueng Fah Gardens Resort can generate revenue of Bt300,000 a month, he may spend Bt30 million to more than double its capacity.

Sansiri expects to maintain 20% growth

Company believes residential demand will continue to grow
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Innovation

Thai women's view from the top

Top women executives from three of Thailand's most dynamic business organisations - Bumrungrad International Hospital, Minor International and Advanced Info Service - share their insights into leadership and service excellence. The Nation's Pichaya Changsorn reports.

Executive unseen

Challenging the rules
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ETC


  • StreetWise

    Somsak Chalachol is a man of details. That is what the public and his clients have realised throughout the long period since he launched his first hair salon in Soi Thong Lor.
  • Briefs

    US extends Thailand's GSP privileges
  • Company Reports

    LPN DEVELOPMENT posted a thirdquarter consolidated net profit of Bt364.99 million, up from Bt360.19 million in the same quarter last year.
  • Company Reports

    KULTHORN KIRBY reported a planned investment of about Bt300 million for new machinery and equipment. Bt200 million will come from the company's recapitalisation, and the rest from financial institutions and working capital.
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TOP 1000 COMPANIES

Keeping them smiling


Proctor and Gamble's Medhee Jarumaneeroj believes employee happiness is a winning strategy
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