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  Tom 7:48 pm on January 26, 2010 Permalink
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  Industrial impasse forces largest foreign sell-off in nine months 

  

  Thailand’s stock market in November was affected by domestic negative factors including the suspension of Map Ta Phut Industrial projects and an unresolved political situation with the net selling of Bt 13 billion by foreign investors.

  Thai shares fell 0.59 per cent Wednesday in a market awash with concerns over domestic politics and the global economy. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) composite index lost 4.11 points to 694.71, while the blue-chip SET-50 index dropped 2.97 points to 487.39. (More …)

   

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  Tom 4:02 pm on December 3, 2009 Permalink
  Tags: investors, Business (23), Technology (14), University (6), Market (11), students (4), research (6), idea (2), ideas (3), Fund (3), management (2), Lab, funds, researchers, Technopreneurship, Prizes, workshop, camp   

  New campaign brings researchers and entrepreneurs together 

  Technology Management Center (TMC) announces the Lab to Market (L2M) project to support the conversion of technological ideas into products.

  Ms Chachanart Thebtaranonth, Executive Director of TMC, said that most of the ideas and inventions created reached a dead end when the research was finished to a certain point. This project will help create funds from our ideas to further fuel our research. (More …)

   
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  Tom 5:41 pm on November 30, 2009 Permalink
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  Pai: The changing face of a northern charmer 

  

  Pai, Thailand: Flickr.com

  PaiPai, a small district in Thailand’s northernmost province of Mae Hong Son, has become a favourite destination for travellers in the last several years and, like it or not, the once idyllic town has changed almost upside down.

  The past two years have seen more than half a million tourists flock to the mountainous district following word of mouth recommendations, whether backpackers or more well-off travellers, who described it as a “must-visit” spot to get close to nature –the mountains, a lazy river, cool breeze, fresh air and stunning views.

  Vorathep Gantadee, chairman of the Pai Tourism Association, said the small town had less than 30 guesthouses and hotels some eight years ago but the number has currently increased to over 200 outlets, owned by locals and outside investors alike. (More …)

   
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  Tom 9:23 pm on November 29, 2009 Permalink
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  SET believes Dubai financial crisis has no impact on Thai registered corporates 

  

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  The Managing Director of the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) believed the financial crisis in Dubai had no impacts on Thai registered corporates, since the incident differed from the crisis in United States.

  Ms Pattariya Benjapolchai, the Managing Director of SET said that the organization had coordinated with the registered corporates and Thai joint venture businesses, to gather information of affected firms from the debt moratorium of Dubai World Company at 3,500 million USD. It was found that some businesses were defunct and some got 100 million THB damages, the situation was not a cause of concern anyway. (More …)

   
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  Tom 8:40 pm on November 29, 2009 Permalink
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  UK interests financial services in Thailand 

  

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  The United Kingdom has shown interest in investing in Thailand‘s financial service as satisfactory figures on export and tourism sectors have been reported.

  Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, along with Lord Charles Powell of Bayswater and Mr Quinton Quayle, British Ambassador to Thailand, discussed economic issues in Thailand and the UK and deemed that both countries are going through a good recovery.

  Mr Abhisit stated that the government has expressed interest to promote the investment of Thailand by establishing the One Start One Stop (OSOS) investment center to facilitate and provide investment services to all investors in Thailand. (More …)

   
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  Tom 9:16 pm on November 28, 2009 Permalink
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  Investment potential in Thailand remains high 

  The current situation in Thailand with political conflicts among the people, the southern border problem, the world economic slump, and lately the action taken by the Thai court in suspending 76 projects in Map Ta Put industrial zone, seems to affect investors’ decision-making in putting their investment in Thailand.

  However, quite a number of investors are still confident to expand their investment in Thailand such as LG Electronics (Thailand) Co., Ltd., and Nissan Motors. Those entrepreneurs kept expanding their business bases in Thailand since they remain satisfied with the government’s performance and the advantages that could be gained from investment in Thailand. (More …)

   
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  Tom 2:49 pm on November 28, 2009 Permalink
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  Gems and jewelry market to flourish in China next year 

  

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  The Chinese market is anticipated to turn positive next year, while the gems and jewelry market will be positively affected, according to Phaichit Viboontanasarn, the commercial counsellor of Department of Export Promotion in Shanghai, China.

  The commercial counselor in Shanghai viewed that an apparent improvement in the Chinese economy resulted from strong purchasing power which mainly helped the Chinese economy remain in a secure zone. He added that the gems and jewelry market would be prioritized for Chinese export, anticipating that the said products would be mass exported by next year. (More …)

   
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  Tom 6:54 am on August 28, 2009 Permalink
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  Rayong residents complaint asks investment freeze 

  

  A group of 43 local residents living near the Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate in the eastern province of province filed a complaint with the Administrative Court to seek an emergency hearing and an injunction to put on hold all projects or activities at the country’s major industrial estate zone. (More …)

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