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Thai homebuyers sue developer for fraud, over B300m damaged
Read more: Thai homebuyers sue developer for fraud, over B300m damagedMore than 20 people across Thailand petitioned the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) on Thursday, alleging they were defrauded by a major property developer who abandoned home construction projects despite having already collected large sums of money. The total damages were estimated at over 300 million baht.
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Private sector wants confidence, liquidity, stimulus from new PM
Read more: Private sector wants confidence, liquidity, stimulus from new PMPrime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Thursday brought his economic ministers to meet the Thai Chamber of Commerce, which asked him in return to focus on confidence, liquidity and economic stimulus.
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Hua Hin mango plantation ‘encroaching on state land’
Read more: Hua Hin mango plantation ‘encroaching on state land’Authorities say they have found evidence that a large commercial mango plantation in Hua Hin district of Prachuap Khiri Khan province encroaches on nearly 4,000 rai of state land.
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The art of forming alliances
Read more: The art of forming alliancesTwo new parties have been formed, which are thought will shore up the political fortunes of the ruling Pheu Thai Party in the next polls.
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Piyabutr slams MPs over S112 amnesty
Read more: Piyabutr slams MPs over S112 amnestyPiyabutr Saengkanokkul, secretary-general of the Progressive Movement, criticised politicians for not backing an amnesty for lese majeste offences as the House of Representatives began deliberating five bills aimed at fostering reconciliation and granting amnesty for political offences.
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Travel subsidy fails to attract Thais
Read more: Travel subsidy fails to attract ThaisThe tourism and sports minister says the number of local tourists using co-payment privileges was lower than expected for the first 10 days of the scheme despite 1.58 million registrants, as travel sentiment may be unfavourable due to economic conditions.
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Auto parts makers brace for the worst
Read more: Auto parts makers brace for the worstThai auto parts makers are preparing for the impact of Washington’s steep tariff policy, coupled with concerns over global steel price fluctuations that may affect the automotive industry.
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Unesco urges Asean unity to build AI capabilities
Read more: Unesco urges Asean unity to build AI capabilitiesComputing capacity, data interoperability and policy harmonisation are critical pillars of Asean regional collaboration when building artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, according to Unesco.
