Thailandia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »If you want to win, you have to fight.
— Thai proverb
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Australia lifts duty on pineapples
Higher shipments of pineapples to Australia are anticipated this year after Australia lifted its anti-dumping duty imposed on imports of Thai canned pineapple used in the food industry.
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UOB (Thai) launches Smart Business Transformation Programme to help Thai SMEs go digital
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STI discloses faster-than-expected R&D achievements and lays down strategies for Thailand to star in the 21st century
Thai public and private sectors invested 1% of GDP in research and development in 2017 (Surveyed in 2018)reaching this goal a year sooner than expected, pushing Thailand forwards strategically in the 21st century.
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FTI ready to lobby for Euro 5-6 perks
The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) plans to lobby the next administration for more tax incentives for automakers, in response to the current government's policy to upgrade vehicle fuel standards to Euro 5 and 6, a move the FTI finds unclear and unattractive.
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Bangkok: al via l’Italian Festival
Al via a Bangkok la quattordicesima edizione dell’Italian Festival in Thailand, la rassegna di eventi culturali e di promozione integrata promossa dall’Ambasciata d’Italia. Si è partiti dal Jazz con un concerto del duo Gianluca Petrella & Pasquale Mirra e il programma si concluderà a dicembre...
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Shaky ground for economy, but don't tell Thai consumers
Despite a global economic slowdown and a possible looming recession, consumer confidence remains high in Thailand, according to research by Nielsen.
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Billion-dollar MSCI trade that nobody is really looking at
As investors applaud the multi-billion-dollar inflows poised to go to Chinese shares after MSCI Inc’s benchmark index tweaks, they may have forgotten about the boost Thai stocks could get, which is arguably just as impactful.
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Exim targets CLMV entrepreneurs
The Export-Import Bank of Thailand (Exim Thailand) has unveiled a new loan facility for entrepreneurs in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam (CLMV) who purchase products from Thai operators, aimed at boosting exports to the subregion.
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Investors jittery over Thai Raksa Chart Party ruling
Volatility in Thailand's stock market is expected if Thursday's ruling on the dissolution of the Thai Raksa Chart Party roils investor confidence, though disappointing fourth-quarter earnings are the main culprit in the recent foreign sell-off.
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TU eyes 15% gain in gross profit margin
SET-listed Thai Union Group Plc (TU), a global seafood conglomerate, targets a 15% gain in gross profit margin this year driven by manufacturing cost efficiency, new business ventures and product innovations.
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Japanese firms eye Ekamai
Two Japanese firms, Kyushu Railway and Hoosiers Holdings, have forged a joint venture with Thai developer All Inspire Development Plc for a condo project worth 4.8 billion baht on Ekamai Road, as they are confident in the Thai economy and property market.
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Hong Kong office in Bangkok encourages investment
Chief executive Carrie Lam announced on Thursday Hong Kong would open an economic and trade office in Bangkok to promote trade and collaboration, especially in the tech sector and the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC).
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Firms urged to use new Hong Kong FTA
Thai businesses are being urged to take advantage of privileges offered under the Asean-Hong Kong Free Trade Agreement (AHKFTA) to expand trade and investment in Hong Kong, especially for restaurants, content creation and construction.
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International School Bangkok commits to student safeguarding with International SOS Partnership
Adaptability, independence and global-mindedness; these are some of the key characteristics that International School Bangkok (ISB) aims to foster in students. This is why, each year, over 1000 ISB students travel, often as much as three times a year, to take part in over 100 off campus school trips. These ...
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EEC: The Business Opportunity You Shouldn’t Miss in 2019
Since late 2018, we have already seen signs of global economic slowdown. Financial markets have been fluctuating. Among the factors are the downshifting of the US economy which led to weakened US dollar. The prolonged US-China trade war has troubled Thai exports for quite sometime. Moreover, there were tensions on ...
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Toyota recommits to Thai production base
Toyota Motor Thailand remains committed to using Thailand as a production base both for domestic and export markets, vowing to invest about 10 billion baht annually.
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CP brings in Harbour buffet with Taiwanese partner
Agribusiness conglomerate Charoen Pokphand Group (CP Group) and Taiwanese partner Hi-Lai debuted the first Harbour international buffet restaurant in Bangkok on Wednesday, as part of plans to enlarge the group's eatery empire.
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Duty-free competition prepares for take-off at Thai airports
State-owned Airports of Thailand Plc approved guidelines on Wednesday for concessions for duty-free and commercial activities at its airports, as it prepares to open up retail space to new players.
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Foreign investors flee Thai shares ahead of March election
Foreign investors have dumped 10.5 billion baht in Thai equities in seven straight sessions, the longest losing streak in more than two months, as worries about potential political instability grip the nation ahead of elections in March.
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Post Today to go digital-only, M2F to shut down in March
With the rapid changes in the media industry, the Bangkok Post Group is transforming its business and operations to better respond to its audience.
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FTA and GSP use beats 2018 target
The use of free trade agreement (FTA) privileges and the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) by Thai exporters topped nearly US$80 billion (2.5 trillion baht) in 2018, outpacing the target of $70.8 billion set by the government.