Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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India keen to import more Thai rubber
Thailand looks set to boost shipments of agricultural products to India, in particular rubber to supply the latter's strong automotive industry.
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Tourism to surge in Phuket during vegetarian festival
Despite the strong value of the Thai baht, an upcoming vegetarian festival in Phuket is expected to attract a large number of Chinese tourists and bring the resort island province about 2 billion baht in tourism-related revenue, said the Phuket Tourist Association, the province's main association relating to tourism business ...
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NTT DATA to Acquire Locus Telecommunication for Business Expansion in Thailand
NTT DATA Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. and Locus Telecommunication Inc. Ltd. announced today that NTT DATA Asia Pacific has wholly acquired Locus Telecommunication, a prominent system-integration company based in Bangkok, Thailand. With the acquisition, NTT DATA, a leading IT service provider and parent company of NTT DATA Asia Pacific, will ...
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Bankers address credit risk alarm
The Thai Bankers Association's credit card club plans to discuss its concerns about credit risk from zero-rate marketing campaigns with the Bank of Thailand.
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Crowdfunding for SMEs a 'powerful' tool
Sinwattana Crowdfunding, an equity crowdfunding platform, is eying opportunities for fundraising among Thai startups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) amid a new regulatory environment.
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Manufacturing output decreases in August
Thailand's manufacturing production index (MPI) in August fell 4.4% year-on-year to 100.58 points, suffering from a bearish Thai economy and a resurgent US-China trade war, says the Office of Industrial Economics (OIE).
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Thai business community urges more action against fake goods
A group from the Thai business community in Cambodia has urged the government to crack down on those selling counterfeits of products made in Thailand in the kingdom.
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Amata ready for fourth Vietnam estate
Vietnam has become a hot investment destination in Southeast Asia, with Thai industrial developer Amata VN a major foreign player in the country.
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Baht may be primed for further gains
The Thai baht has been the runaway success among Asian currencies this year — surging more than 6% while the US-China trade war has punished peers such as the South Korean won and Chinese yuan. There are two reasons why it may rise even more.
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TAI nabs partner for aviation centre
Thai Aerospace Industries (TAI) has teamed up with Dviation Solutions of Malaysia to establish an aviation training and examination centre in Thailand, expecting to train 500 local technicians in the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) sector.
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Shipments down 4% in August
Thai exports dipped 4% in August from a year earlier after an unexpected rise the previous month, falling prey to global economic uncertainty stemming from trade tensions and weak worldwide demand.
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Diplomazia Economica Italiana 20 settembre: ultime news dal mondo
Thailandia: Governo approva piano per attrazione investimenti Il Governo thailandese ha approvato nei giorni scorsi il ''Thailand Plus package'', un piano che punta ad attrarre investimenti in tecnologie avanzate. La Thailandia intende infatti porsi come destinazione privilegiata per investimenti produttivi...
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Stanford studies Thai society
AP Thailand, Kasikornbank (KBank) and Advanced Info Service (AIS) are spending a combined 100 million baht on Stanford University research projects seeking to address various issues in Thai society, ranging from rural poverty to business competitiveness.
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Chicken sales to China surge on swine fever effect
Thai poultry exports to China have surged eight-fold this year as an outbreak of deadly African swine fever in the world's biggest consumer of pork stokes a rush to source alternative meat supplies, an industry association said on Wednesday.
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Industry sentiment plunges to 10-month low
The Thai Industries Sentiment Index dropped in August to 92.8 points, the lowest in 10 months, on business concerns about people's lower purchasing power and a bearish sentiment on exports, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) reported on Tuesday.
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Car sales down in August, overall sales up
Vehicle sales contracted in August for the third month in a row, largely on rejection of car loan applications under new guidelines, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) reported on Tuesday.
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Dusit Thani opens standalone restaurant
The hotelier Dusit Thani (DTC) is planning to open its first standalone restaurant in Bangkok's central business district for fine dining and events.
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Co-working spaces projected to rise 50%
Co-working spaces in Bangkok will rise by 50% over the next two years as many overseas firms move to Thailand because the US-China trade war is escalating, says property consultant Colliers International Thailand.
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More than 600 Japanese restaurants added in year
A strong appetite for Japanese food among Thai consumers remains unsated, according to a report by the Japan External Trade Organization (Jetro) Bangkok, which found that the number of Japanese restaurants in Thailand rose by 21% to 3,637 this year.
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TCC submits business support schemes
The Thai Chamber of Commerce (TCC) has proposed a raft of measures, including establishing permanent downtown value-added tax (VAT) refund points and a public-private committee tasked with solving taxation problems and regulatory obstacles, in order to facilitate business and drive the country's economic growth.
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65% of Laem Charoen sold to MK Group
Laem Charoen Seafood, a 40-year-old Thai restaurant chain, expects stronger business results after selling a majority stake to SET-listed MK Restaurant Group last Friday.