Articles in the Investment Category
The mass red-shirt rally has little negative economic impact
The mass red-shirt rally is not causing significant damage to the country's economy, Bank of Thailand governor Tarisa Watanagase said on Tuesday.
The mass red-shirt rally is not causing significant damage to the country's economy, Bank of Thailand governor Tarisa Watanagase said on Tuesday.
Thai Government won’t sue telecom companies for compensation
The government will not file civil compensation claims against telecom companies for possible losses to the state caused by past amendments to concession contracts, says Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij.
The government will not file civil compensation claims against telecom companies for possible losses to the state caused by past amendments to concession contracts, says Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij.
BOI sees local business environment with much optimism for 2010
Thailand’s investment picture continues to be one of bright prospects and favorable confidence as 2010 builds on impressive reports. The number of projects that applied for incentives from the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) in 2009 exceeded the target set for the year by a whopping 80%, coloring the local business environment with much optimism.
Thailand’s investment picture continues to be one of bright prospects and favorable confidence as 2010 builds on impressive reports. The number of projects that applied for incentives from the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) in 2009 exceeded the target set for the year by a whopping 80%, coloring the local business environment with much optimism.
Investors positive on Court ruling, SET on the rise
The stock market yesterday rose a slight 0.6 per cent to close at 721.37 points, reflecting positive market sentiment regarding the court ruling on ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's Bt76-billion frozen-assets case.
The stock market yesterday rose a slight 0.6 per cent to close at 721.37 points, reflecting positive market sentiment regarding the court ruling on ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra's Bt76-billion frozen-assets case.
Thailand ranked fourth most attractive investment country among Japanese
An opinion survey of Japanese investors in 2009 indicated that Thailand is the fourth most attractive place to invest, while China ranked number one, followed by India and Vietnam.
An opinion survey of Japanese investors in 2009 indicated that Thailand is the fourth most attractive place to invest, while China ranked number one, followed by India and Vietnam.
Government revenue exceeds target
Collected tax revenue in January totalled 110.09 billion baht and was 17.81 billion above the target, or 19.3 per cent, Sathit Rangkasiri, director of the Fiscal Policy Office, said on ...
Collected tax revenue in January totalled 110.09 billion baht and was 17.81 billion above the target, or 19.3 per cent, Sathit Rangkasiri, director of the Fiscal Policy Office, said on ...
Complications appeared in Map Ta Phut crisis
Former prime minister Anand Panyarachun, chairman of the four-party panel working out the legal deadlocks in the Map Ta Phut crisis, voiced his opposition yesterday to an attempt by the ...
Former prime minister Anand Panyarachun, chairman of the four-party panel working out the legal deadlocks in the Map Ta Phut crisis, voiced his opposition yesterday to an attempt by the ...
The Bank of Thailand lifts overseas investment ceiling to $50 billion
The Bank of Thailand has lifted the outstanding value of combined overseas investment from US$30 billion to $50 billion, as part of its move to counter greater currency volatility. Companies ...
The Bank of Thailand has lifted the outstanding value of combined overseas investment from US$30 billion to $50 billion, as part of its move to counter greater currency volatility. Companies ...
