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From oil and airlines to telecom, many of Thailand's largest state-owned enterprises would be reorganized under a bill backed by the junta. Proponents say it will bring needed reform and efficiency to these monolithic and backward organizations. Opponents say it opens to door to the biggest giveaway of public assets for private gains.

BANGKOK — Cigarettes will be more expensive and the price of booze will rise or tumble under new sin tax rules which will take effect Saturday.

BANGKOK — Thirteen Thai airlines ordered to halt international flights for failing to meet international regulations will be reevaluated at the end of the...

Just last month 19-year-old singer Suthida “Image” Chanachaisuwan took to the internet with a series of now deleted tweets expressing her displeasure with the public transportation network in Bangkok – no doubt a common frustration among commuters.

There are enormous tax breaks provided by the government. The problem is most people are completely unaware of them. Take the new inheritance tax...

BANGKOK — Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha will sign two ceremonial contracts authorizing the Chinese government to oversee construction of a high-speed railway project after...

BANGKOK — An Australian mining company on Monday denied it has settled with the military government a year after the junta leader used his...

BANGKOK — A plan to offer four-year visas to highly skilled professionals and investors was endorsed Friday by the Cabinet. Those who obtain the so-called...

BANGKOK — The much awaited 10-year visa for foreign retirees is now available, the top commander of the immigration police said Wednesday. , though staff seem to be unaware of the announcement.

BANGKOK — The recent suicide of Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington got people talking about depression, mental health and where to find help in Thailand.