Telecom woos creators
Telecom operators are stepping up efforts to capture future customers with the launch of hubs at Siam Square.
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Thailand tightens reporting of non-resident cash inflows
Thailand is taking a closer look at capital inflows by non-residents as part of the central bank’s effort to manage baht movements.
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TAT expects drop in New Year revenue
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Border operations ‘strictly defensive’
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Tsunami lessons must live on
Twenty-one years after the 2004 tsunami almost wiped out Ban Nam Khem, the small fishing village is coping with changing geological, demographic and employment woes while struggling to keep its way of life and passing on lessons of survival to future generations.