No Really, Govt Tells GrabBike and UberMoto, What You’re Doing is Illegal
BANGKOK — Two alternative motorcycle taxi services were summoned by authorities Tuesday and told to get off the road for a second time.
Pledge to Probe People Pinned to Panama Papers
BANGKOK — Authorities today said they will investigate whether any resident in Thailand named in a recent massive leak of information about offshore assets has broken any laws.
Pledge to Probe People Pinned to Panama Papers
BANGKOK — Authorities today said they will investigate whether any resident in Thailand named in a recent massive leak of information about offshore assets has broken any laws.
Junta Orders All Gold Mines Shut Down
BANGKOK — The military government yesterday ordered every gold mine in the country to shut down by the end of this year.
Treasure-Hunt a Trove of Bikes Shipped from Japan and Rebuilt in This Shophouse
BANGKOK — Gabriel Camelin needed to get from an evening meeting downtown to King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi late last month, so he locked up his Doppelganger DG832 Shadow under BTS Ratchathewi.
Gucci Withdraws Warning to Hong Kong Funeral Shops
HONG KONG — Gucci and its parent company have apologized after drawing heavy criticism for warning some Hong Kong shops not to sell paper offerings for the deceased that resembled the fashion brand's luxury products.
Dinosaur Planet Ferris Wheel Closed for 15 Days
BANGKOK — The ferris wheel at the recently opened Dinosaur Planet theme park was ordered yesterday to shut down for 15 days after a fire broke out on the ride.
'Line' Service Disrupted Nationwide
BANGKOK — Thailand’s most popular messaging service is reportedly suffering widespread service disruptions, according to its users.
On Asiola, Superfans Support Artists for Swag and Goodies
BANGKOK — Log into Facebook recently and it would be hard to miss an event or two organized by Asiola, a new digital crowdfunding platform for people to support the creative projects they want to see happen.
A Silver Lining To China's Weak Growth Report?
HONG KONG — China's economic growth slowed in the first quarter to 6.7 percent, largely in line with expectations, but its slowest pace since the global financial crisis.
