US Downgrades Thai Air Safety Rating
By Todd Ruiz
Editor
WASHINGTON — Civil aviation officials in the United States have ruled Thailand does not comply with international safety standards.
Editor
WASHINGTON — Civil aviation officials in the United States have ruled Thailand does not comply with international safety standards.
Nestle Admits to Slavery in Thai-Sourced Seafood
By Katie Nguyen
Thomson Reuters Foundation
LONDON — Nestle's admission that slave labor is used to produce its seafood sourced from Thailand sets an example for other companies who need to join forces to push the Thai government to clean up its supply chain, campaigners said on Tuesday.
Thomson Reuters Foundation
LONDON — Nestle's admission that slave labor is used to produce its seafood sourced from Thailand sets an example for other companies who need to join forces to push the Thai government to clean up its supply chain, campaigners said on Tuesday.
Back to the Future Park: Rangsit Gets Biggest Mall of All
PATHUM THANI — Dear Rangsit residents: Those who told you you live so 'baan nok?' It’s time for your sweet revenge.
Fading SEA Stock Recovery Puts Focus on Infrastructure Investment
By Viparat Jantraprap and Nichola Saminather
Reuters
BANGKOK/SINGAPORE — As a broad-based recovery in Southeast Asian stocks from this year's bear market lows fades, investors are now pivoting to bottom-up strategies and selectively seeking stocks exposed to the region's more enduring growth themes.
Reuters
BANGKOK/SINGAPORE — As a broad-based recovery in Southeast Asian stocks from this year's bear market lows fades, investors are now pivoting to bottom-up strategies and selectively seeking stocks exposed to the region's more enduring growth themes.
Film Giant GTH to Dissolve
BANGKOK — GMM Tai Hub, one of the nation's largest movie studios, announced it will disband today due to an internal dispute over taking the company public.
Spared from Chopping Block, TCDC Welcomes Audit
BANGKOK — A government-supported center promoting creative economic activity said it welcomes a review of its operations after a move to dissolve it was placed on hold for a three-month assessment.
After Bombing, Ratchaprasong Boosts Security for New Year
BANGKOK — Almost 900 private security cameras will be installed before year’s end in the commercial heart of Bangkok along with other measures to boost confidence after a bomb attack killed 15 tourists there in August.
McDonald’s Denies Boycotting Fish From Thailand
BANGKOK — McDonald’s Thailand today denied rumors the multinational franchise did not use fish from Thailand due to the use of slave labor.
US Regulator in Thailand to Inspect Aviation Safety
Reuters
BANGKOK — U.S. authorities are in Thailand to inspect progress made in aviation safety standards after it told the country to address shortcomings or face a downgrade, the transport minister said today.
BANGKOK — U.S. authorities are in Thailand to inspect progress made in aviation safety standards after it told the country to address shortcomings or face a downgrade, the transport minister said today.
Singha Heir Denies Grudge Against Chang Beer
BANGKOK — When controversy erupted earlier this month involving celebrities, social media and beer, the public had an unlikely source to thank for the full-blown media convulsion that ensued.






















































