Thai Law: Foreigners Need Business Visas to Attend Meetings
It has been the case for decades that attending a meeting for even one day was deemed “work” under the law and therefore illegal.
Asian Shares Climb on Strong US Corporate Earnings, Data
SINGAPORE — Asian markets rose on Wednesday as robust U.S. corporate earnings and encouraging data assuaged worries about softening global growth.
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Thailand's SET was...
Asian Shares Up on Hopes That US, China Will Solve Dispute
SINGAPORE — Asian markets were mostly higher on Tuesday, though Chinese benchmarks fell after the government reported inflation rose for the fourth straight month.
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Asian Stocks Fall After IMF Downgrades Economic Outlook
SINGAPORE — Asian markets are mostly lower after the IMF downgraded its economic outlook, citing rising interest rates and mounting tensions over trade.
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Japan's...
Asian Shares Mostly Fall on Weak Japan Data, US-China Trade
SINGAPORE — Asian markets are mostly lower on jitters over the simmering U.S. trade dispute with China.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 fell 0.8 percent...
Double Entry, Free Visa Mulled to Boost Falling Chinese Tourism
BANGKOK — The tourism minister said he was considering granting Chinese tourists a double entry visa into Thailand, hoping to increase their influx after...
SEC Seeks to Oust Tesla CEO Elon Musk Over Go-Private Tweet
DETROIT — U.S. securities regulators are asking a federal court to oust Tesla Inc.'s Elon Musk as chairman and CEO, alleging in a complaint that he committed securities fraud with false statements about plans to take the company private.
Small Hotels Guild Launches Pact With Airbnb
BANGKOK — Global room rental platform Airbnb announced an alliance Wednesday with a small hotels consortium.
Co-Founders of Instagram Resign From Company
SAN FRANCISCO — The co-founders of Instagram are resigning their positions with the social media company without explanation.
Chief Executive Kevin Systrom said in a...
Court Sides With Ford Plaintiffs in Landmark Lawsuit
BANGKOK — A civil court on Friday delivered victory to hundreds of people who banded together to sue the Ford Motor Co. in Thailand’s first class suit.
