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PP sets December deadline
Read more: PP sets December deadlinePeople’s Party (PP) leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut has said there is no compelling reason for the opposition to rush to file a no-confidence motion against the government, unless the government fails to recall parliament from recess before Dec 12 to ensure the draft constitutional amendment is passed in time for the planned House dissolution in January.
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FSX rejects money laundering claim
Read more: FSX rejects money laundering claimSET-listed investment bank Finansia X (FSX) has denied allegations the company and its executives are linked to a money laundering network, saying such media reports are false.
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Peeling back the curtain on NT’s great migration
Read more: Peeling back the curtain on NT’s great migrationNational Telecom (NT) has migrated most of its 2 million subscribers on the 2100-megahertz, 2300MHz and 850MHz spectrum bands to its 700MHz band, following the expiry of its ability to use the three bands on Aug 4.
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Insurers to aid border victims
Read more: Insurers to aid border victimsThe Thai General Insurance Association (TGIA) is working with non-life insurance companies to determine appropriate measures to assist policyholders affected by the ongoing unrest along the Thailand-Cambodia border.
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Thais eye next GBC talks
Read more: Thais eye next GBC talksThailand is set to table proposals on landmine clearance and combating transnational crime at the forthcoming General Border Committee (GBC) meeting, which is expected to take place within the next month, according to Deputy Defence Minister Nattaphon Narkphanit.
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Thailand appoints actress Panadda to counter Cambodia’s defence spokeswoman
Read more: Thailand appoints actress Panadda to counter Cambodia’s defence spokeswomanThailand has picked Panadda Wongphudee️ to be a spokeswoman for the Ad Hoc Centre for the Thailand-Cambodia Border Situation with a clear assignment to counterattack what Thai authorities call “fake news” from the neighbouring country.
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Petrochemical slide expected to persist
Read more: Petrochemical slide expected to persistThe downturn in the petrochemical industry is expected to continue until 2027, when it will begin to recover, according to analysts.
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Electronics firms now gaze overseas
Read more: Electronics firms now gaze overseasThe electronics sector, which employs roughly 600,000 people, has started to freeze hiring and study partial manufacturing relocation to countries with lower costs and higher production efficiency than Thailand, in a bid to minimise the impact of US tariffs, says the Electronics & Computer Employers Association.