Fox Sues Bangkok Bank Over 2.5B Baht Licensing Deal
BANGKOK — One of the world’s largest media conglomerates filed suit against one of Thailand’s biggest commercial banks Wednesday, accusing it of failing to make good on obligations it guaranteed under a multi-billion baht digital media deal.
Tax Deduction for Shoppers Starts Tomorrow
BANGKOK — The year 2016 is saying goodbye with shoppers’ smiles on their faces as tax rebates for goods and services purchased worth 15,000 baht was announced to run tomorrow until the end of the year.
High Court Sides with Samsung in Patent Dispute with Apple
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court unanimously sided with smartphone maker Samsung on Tuesday in its high-profile patent dispute with Apple over design of the iPhone.
ONE Championship MMA Coming to Bangkok, New Markets for 2017
BANGKOK — Asia's leading mixed martial arts promoter ONE Championship will hold two events in Bangkok in 2017 and expects to soon confirm dates in Japan and South Korea as it expands into new markets.
New Cross-Border Stock Link Widens Access to China’s Nasdaq
HONG KONG — Trading began Monday on a new cross-border stock link between Hong Kong and the neighboring Chinese city of Shenzhen, widening access to China's markets for global investors.
Here’s What a Motor Show Looks Like Without Sexy Pretties (Photos)
BANGKOK — Every year the appointed moral authorities plead for them to cover up, and every year more seems to slip off – until now.
Write Off 30,000 Baht in Travel Expenses This Year
BANGKOK — Dig out those travel receipts in Thailand this year for tax deductions of up to 30,000 baht.
Travel expenses such as those paid...
Multinationals May Calculate Taxes in Other Currencies
BANGKOK — International companies operating in the kingdom can now work out their tax expenses in dollars, yen, rupees or any other currency, the cabinet said Tuesday.
5 Tech Tools Tackling Overfishing, Slavery at Sea
BANGKOK — Fishing boats used high-tech systems to find vast schools of fish for decades, depleting stocks of some species and leading to the complete collapse of others. Now more than a dozen apps, devices and monitoring systems aimed at tracking unscrupulous vessels and the seafood they catch are being rolled out — high-tech solutions some say could also help prevent labor abuse at sea.
It’s (Not) Beginning To Look a Lot Like Christmas
BANGKOK — Instead of the usual sparkling decor, shining lights and towering Christmas tree that last year was crowned Southeast Asia’s tallest, the plaza at CentralWorld in Bangkok was dark Friday night.



















































