Thailand’s GDP growth hits 15-year high at 12% in Q1 The Thai economy hit a 15-year high at 12 per cent growth in the first quarter of this year but the recent political violence could pull growth down by 1.5 ...

Bangkok Building damage estimated $1.25 billion Bangkok stands to lose an estimated 30-40 billion baht in property damages after more than 30 buildings including CentralWorld and Big C in the Ratchadamri area were torched by anti-government ...

Thailand’s Exports to China expected to grow in 2010 Thai exports to China are expected to have plenty of rooms to grow in 2010 because of the incessantly growing economy of China and the tariff reduction to 0% following ...

Thailand’s economic prospects for 2010 Thailand’s economic prospects continued to get brighter as the first quarter of 2010 came to a close and the data revealed healthy growth in production and improved consumer confidence. In a statement released by the Ministry of Finance, the forecast for economic growth during the current year was revised upwards to 4.5%, or within a range of 4% to 5%, from an earlier 3.5% forecast.

3G service to be launched in Thailand early 2011 The process of 3G auction under the responsibility of the National Telecommunication Commission of Thailand (NTC) has been rescheduled many times due to some complications in details of the bidding ...

Thailand’s ICT market is growing fast While still relatively young, Thailand’s information and communications technology industry is growing with great promise. Businesses, government agencies and households are going digital, and more Thai consumers have become tech-savvy, with the latest ICT gadgets fying off the shelves of local stores.

Thailand urged to change his currency policy to curb rising Baht Thailand and other Southeast Asian nations are being strongly urged to change their foreign-exchange policy, given that major Western currencies could further lose their shine, due to massive public debt.

Thailand’s Big developers are getting bigger In the residential market, Thailand's top eight developers have seen their collective share expand to 49% in 2009, from 34% in 2008, even as the overall residential market contracted last year by as much as 10%, said Prateep Tangmatitham, the president of Supalai Plc.

More hotels, restaurants are closing in Thailand’s central business district Apart from the economic damage made to the business sector, the ongoing rally in Thailand's capital has also posed threats to the tourism sector.

Phuket tourism holding up despite Bangkok clashes After speaking to hotel executives about Phuket, it is evident that for the moment the nation's capital remains an isolated epicentre of both metrics and opinion. It is a ...