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  • PM visiting Australia

    26/05/2012 : Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra left Bangkok on Saturday morning for Sydney to start a four-day official visit to Australia.

  • Gold prices for Saturday

    26/05/2012 : The Gold Traders Association this morning set the buying prices at 23,103.84 baht per baht-weight for gold ornaments and 23,450 baht per baht-weight for gold bar.

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    Feel-good factor on the rise in Thailand business sector

    21/05/2012 : There was good news for the Thai business community in April when the Thai Chamber of Commerce announced that consumer confidence had risen from the March figure. The proclamation has reinforced the general feeling that Bangkok continues to grow as a major player in the Asian economic scene.

  • SET down 0.10% at opening

    21/05/2012 : Thai stocks opened down 1.10 points at the start of trade Monday morning.

  • Gold prices for Monday

    21/05/2012 : The Gold Traders Association this morning set the buying price at 23,209.96 baht per baht-weight for gold ornaments and 23,550 baht per baht-weight for gold bar.

  • MEETINGS, INCENTIVES, CONFERENCES AND EXHIBITIONS

    Index Creative looks abroad

    21/05/2012 : Index Creative Village Co, Thailand's leading event management company, is set to expand abroad with more new ventures planned this year to enlarge revenue from foreign sources.

  • Thai culture enchants at Korean festival

    21/05/2012 : The Thai government is confident its pavilion at the Yeosu International Exposition 2012 will persuade more South Koreans to visit Thailand.

  • New ways to sparkle

    21/05/2012 : Thailand's gem and jewellery industry should start to focus on the rising demand from the Chinese market and look at ways to create closer cooperation between the industries of the two countries, say executives.

  • Electric vehicles the key for a modern, clean vientiane

    21/05/2012 : Laos is booming, nowhere is that more visible than in Vientiane, with the capital city growing in population by 5% per year and due to double in size in the next 20 years. Lao people are seeing huge increases in service provision and opportunity, but as the city grows, it has to face up to a difficult problem _ its air quality is getting worse. The geographical location of Vientiane is partly to blame; with wind speeds typically only a couple of metres per second, the vehicle pollution does not really blow away from the city.

  • Thinking small for big results

    21/05/2012 : Hong Kong, a destination usually associated with high-end shopping and high finance, is trying to add more business appeal as a gift exporting hub.

  • Non-traditional trademarks: Registering sounds and smells

    21/05/2012 : Businesses should be aware of a significant development in Thai trademark law. The latest draft of the Thai Trademark Act contains a number of interesting amendments including one that introduces the ability to register sound and smell marks. The cabinet recently approved the draft bill, and it will now be submitted to parliament and the Senate for final approval.

  • PROPERTY

    Condominiums near campuses popular

    21/05/2012 : Condominiums near educational institutions are popular among parents and long-term investors, according to research by the property consultant Plus Property.

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