Medical devices constitute a thriving industry in Thailand, with the country acclaimed as a major health care hub in Asia. The Thai medical devices market in 2010 is valued at US$795 million.
Thailand became a signatory to the pact in 2003. Thailand must show its sincerity in fighting graft by rushing ratification of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, both private and public sectors urged over the weekend. All UNCAC signatories - 135 countries at present - are obliged to coordinate with ...
Opportunities to live the James Bond lifestyle are running-out at one of Thailand’s premier luxury marina communities, Royal Phuket Marina.
The second Asean-US leaders' meeting will take place in New York on the sideline of UN General Assembly on 24 ...
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has promised with the press that the media protection law will be proposed very soon as ...
Thailand’s government and the country’s medical community are debating the proposed new legislation to provide comprehensive coverage to ...
Townhouses and condominium sales boomed while single houses priced from 3-5 million baht were the best sellers in Greater Bangkok ...
Several foreign investors are now keen to invest in megaprojects including an electric rail line linking the airport in the ...
Property in South East Asia has dropped off the radar for cash-strapped British buyers, according to data from the United ...
The strength and resilience of Thailand’s economy continues to be reflected in the data, beginning with its 12% growth in ...
It has been three years since the enactment of Thailand's controversial Computer Crime Act, a law that critics ...
Previously, a bubble in the real-estate market was the main concern because it had been a key factor causing the ...
Foreign banks operating in Thailand reiterated their readiness to increase lending in an effort to help maintain the country's economic ...