Business

BANGKOK — When Nguyen Quoc launched the nation’s first open, donation-based crowdfunding platform earlier this year, he didn’t have to wait long to see it make a difference.

Culturally, Thais are not really in the habit of making wills to manage and distribute assets after death, preferring to let the law take...

BANGKOK — For many commuters, 300 baht buys five long-haul BTS rides. For Chum Chompho, it means over a month’s supply of rice, instant...

HONG KONG — Hong Kong's last remaining stock market floor traders are taking their final orders as the exchange prepares to shut its trading...

BANGKOK — A week before the cremation of King Bhumibol, the national broadcasting regulator told television stations Thursday to stop stripping the color from...

BANGKOK — Regulators agreed Wednesday to lower the fees digital television channels must pay three years after the launched. Not only did the promise of...

A push toward the digital economy is the cornerstone of the Thailand 4.0 initiative, a little policy I have been writing about here and there. Something that might seem a bit abstract, but it indeed has metrics that can be measured and analyzed.

Growing a digital economy requires a significant development in several areas, one of them is the startup ecosystem to help develop new companies and make Thailand – or more likely Bangkok – an attractive place for startups to come and do business.

BANGKOK — A black mark has been lifted from Thai aviation more than two years after it was red-flagged for safety concerns by international...

BANGKOK — Cups won’t be running over with draft beer at 7-Eleven stores, after all.