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How to spot... the New Old Lad.
From AI-powered translation to the first smart train set, here are five entrepreneurs changing the game in their industries.
This week on the New Yorker Radio Hour, the burglar took seventy million dollars’ worth of art from a French museum. Selling it, he found, was harder than stealing it. Plus: the most expensive jobs in Wisconsin.
The newly elected governors of Kansas and Ohio have announced their choices to lead their states’ departments of transportation.
As Thailand celebrates National Children's Day today, I wish to share my recollection of a memorable audience with His Majesty the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej and his profound message and wishes for the children of Thailand and the world. I had the great honour to meet the late king on Nov 12, 1998. I was then serving as Unicef's regional director for East Asia and the Pacific, based in Bangkok....
Well, Bangkok's air quality is poor?
Taking a stroll around a few neighbourhoods during the holidays, I couldn't help but wonder why Bangkok, a bustling metropolis, has so little public space for people to use.
While pictures of five-year-old Prince George, the son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, playing with a pretend gun stirred public debate in Britain last June about whether a fascination with military hardware is damaging to little children, the majority of the Thai public has been at ease with something far more worrying for years.
Recap: Global stocks rebounded amid optimism about the outcome of China-US trade negotiations and Fed chairman Jerome Powell's dovish comments on US interest rates. Still, the extended US government shutdown continues to weigh on business confidence and could take a toll on consumer confidence.
Private hospitals are wary of the Commerce Ministry's proposed price controls on medicines and medical services.
The Revenue Department got off to a good start by exceeding its target by 7.3% for the first three months of fiscal 2019, largely thanks to higher value-added tax (VAT) payments propelled by increases in imports and oil prices.
United Overseas Bank (UOB) has renewed its regional bancassurance agreement with Prudential Group for 15 years.
The Board of Investment (BoI) yesterday approved special measures to promote investment in rail and rail-related industries, projecting demand to top 10,000 trains over the next 20 years.
The Industry Ministry is calling for the Board of Investment (BoI) to revise privileges and incentives to attract new investment flows for the bioeconomy project.
Analysts have downgraded the performance of SET-listed healthcare companies to neutral after the Commerce Ministry approved putting medical supplies and medical service charges on the state price control list.
Political parties have expressed support for equality in benefits from the country's three healthcare schemes.
Former champion Busanan Ongbamrungphan and last year's finalist Pornpawee Chochuwong will square off in the semi-finals of the Princess Sirivannavari Thailand Masters.
The Anti-Money Laundering Office (Amlo) has frozen assets worth almost 15 million baht of TC Blue Dream Ltd, the operator of the ill-fated Phoenix boat that capsized and killed 47 Chinese tourists in July last year.
The six-nation Safe Mekong Operation Project will continue anti-drug operations for at least the next four years, Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Minister Prajin Juntong says.
Security has been beefed up in Songkhla's economic districts of Hat Yai, Sadao and Muang after intelligence indicated the nearby presence of a key insurgent figure.
Nakhon Ratchasima: England's Steve Lewton seized the lead with a sizzling nine-under-par 62 in the second round of the Boonchu Ruangkit Championship yesterday.
The Pollution Control Department (PCD) issued a warning yesterday that poor air quality caused by PM2.5 particulates in Bangkok and the surrounding provinces is likely to persist for about one month.
The Election Commission (EC) has resolved to ask the Constitutional Court to rule if three incumbent ministers and a former minister should be disqualified from office due to potential conflicts of interest.
The government is seeking to keep a tight rein on political parties ahead of the upcoming general election as all state agencies have been told to monitor parties' election campaign promises closely.