Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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Work permit holder boost but no news for separated families
The Foreign Ministry has informed Thailand's foreign chambers of commerce that foreigners who have work permits or permission from Thai government agencies will soon be allowed to enter the kingdom.
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360° business mastery — unstoppable in times of crisis
Ultimate Success Partners, Thailand's leading seminar organiser with over 22,000 live event attendees, in collaboration with media partner, The Bangkok Post, proudly presents a unique international virtual conference organised to illuminate the way ahead in the time of COVID-19, and motivate the small and medium-size enterprise and entrepreneurial community to ...
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BAFS turns attention to diversified services
Bangkok Aviation Fuel Services Plc (BAFS), Thailand's top aviation refuelling service provider, is focusing its attention on diversified business projects like oil pipelines and renewable energy plants after its core business of aviation refuelling took a devastating hit from air travel restrictions imposed to prevent coronavirus spread.
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Downgrade won't affect THAI liabilities
The latest downgrade of debentures issued by Thai Airways International Plc (THAI) does not affect its current liabilities, but a close watch is warranted for creditors deciding on the business rehabilitation petition, say analysts.
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Isuzu expects Thai sales of light trucks to fall 35% in 2020
Japan's Isuzu Motors Ltd forecasts that demand for pickup trucks and other light commercial vehicles in Thailand is likely to fall 35% this year as the coronavirus outbreak dampens sentiment.
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Fitch sees modest dip in telecom revenue
Service revenue for Thai telecom operators will likely decline modestly in 2020 due to a slowing economy amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to Fitch Ratings.
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CNT looks to public sector
As the coronavirus outbreak hits the economy and private sector, government jobs will remain the only hope for construction business, says SET-listed contractor Christiani & Nielsen Thai Plc (CNT).
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THAI loses state status in share sale
Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob has confirmed that debt-ridden Thai Airways International (THAI) has lost its state enterprise status after the Finance Ministry sold off a 3.17% stake in the national carrier to the Vayupak 1 Fund on Friday.
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Thai Airways loses state enterprise status after stake sell-off
Debt-ridden Thai Airways International (THAI) has lost its state enterprise status after the Vayupak 1 Fund bought a 3.17% stake from the Finance Ministry on Friday, a source at the fund said.
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Thailand’s robust innovation ecosystem is raising the food-tech leaders of tomorrow
As students at Bangkok’s prestigious Sasin School of Management, the co-founders of award-winning food-tech start-up Eden Agritech scoured Thailand together for science-based ideas for a business plan competition.
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Gulf Energy given licences to import up to 1.7 tonnes of LNG a year
Thai Gulf Energy Development Plc has received licences from the government to import up to 1.7 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) each year, the company said on Thursday, in a move that will cut energy costs.
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Domestic car sales plunge 65% in April
Domestic car sales shrank for an 11th straight month in April, tumbling 65.02% from a year earlier to 30,109 vehicles, as the coronavirus outbreak dampened demand, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) said on Wednesday.
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Organic rice gets trade boost
The Commerce Ministry has registered a domain for Thai farm and food products, TraceThai.com, with local organic rice chosen as the pilot product given its high value, strong market demand and export potential.
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PM on board for THAI rescue under bankruptcy law
The government is considering rehabilitation for Thai Airways International under the bankruptcy law, as members of savings cooperatives start to fret about their investments in the ailing flag carrier.
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FTI floats trade-in scheme for cars
The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) will propose a car trade-in scheme to the government in a bid to boost domestic car demand and delay global automakers' plans to lay off factory workers.
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Uttama: Bankruptcy an option for THAI
Filing for bankruptcy is an option for the rehabilitation of Thai Airways International (THAI), and the cabinet will make the final decision, Finance Minister Uttama Savanayana said on Thursday.
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THAI not about to file for bankruptcy, says Prayut
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has signalled that ailing Thai Airways International (THAI) does not yet need to file for bankruptcy to prevent ruin as the Finance Ministry surveys all rescue options.
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Joint panel's trade view decays as global virus fallout deepens
Thai exports in 2020 are likely to contract by 5-10%, worsening from an earlier projection of a 2% decline, as a result of the coronavirus outbreak's effect on the global economy, says the Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking (JSCCIB).
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Want to grow your business? The answer is in your wallet
In Thailand, it is common to see people take out different credit or debit cards to pay for everyday purchases. Thai consumers are also gravitating towards using pre-paid cards for convenience, speed and security when traveling abroad. After all, it is not uncommon to see Thais holding multiple payment cards ...
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Most SE Asia stocks end lower, but Vietnam surges
As Thai markets closed for a holiday, most Southeast Asian stocks fell in low-volume trade on Wednesday as poor economic data capped risk sentiment, but Vietnam jumped more than 2% to its best session in more than a month.
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FTI readies coronavirus recovery plan
The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) has prepared a recovery plan to boost the grassroots economy and rebuild industry through a local economy scheme to cope with the coronavirus outbreak.