Ichitan IPO Tipped To Earn '3.9 Billion Baht'
(7 April) Green tea tycoon Tan Passakornnatee said the initial public offering of his company's stocks tomorrow will earn as much as 3.9 billion baht.
Cellphone Operator Waives 200,000 Baht 'Cookie Run' Bill
BANGKOK — Parents of the 13-year-old child who purchased over 200,000 baht in upgrades for the popular cellphone game Cookie Run will not have to pay the massive bill, says cellphone service operator AIS.
Samsung Recalls Galaxy Note 7 For Exploding Batteries
SEOUL, South Korea — Samsung recalled its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones on Friday after finding some of their batteries exploded or caught fire.
Ranger Admits Murdering, Planting Gun On Muslim Boy
NARATHIWAT — A southern army volunteer has confessed to shooting a 14-year-old Muslim boy and then planting a firearm in his hand to falsely frame the teenager as an insurgent.
Celeb Actor Recovers From Virus, Donates Plasma for Treatment
BANGKOK — Celebrity actor Matthew Deane Chanthavanij, who recently recovered from the coronavirus, is among the survivors who donated their blood plasma for treating other patients, the Thai Red Cross said Friday.
Embassy: Thai Dies from COVID-19 in Egypt
CAIRO — A Thai national has died from the coronavirus in Egypt, officials said Wednesday.
Fraud Claims Overshadow Pakistan’s Vote for New Parliament
ISLAMABAD — Pakistanis voted for a new government Wednesday in an election marred by violence and allegations of fraud. The winner will face a...
Honda Put off Retirement to Sign Aussie Footie League Deal
MELBOURNE, Australia — Japan star Keisuke Honda says he planned to retire after this year's World Cup but changed his mind when offered a...
Witness Protection Sought in Army Shooting of Lahu Activist
BANGKOK — Indigenous peoples advocates on Friday called for protection of witnesses to the shooting death of a young activist after one was reportedly...
What Does the Unprecedented Negative Oil Price Mean?
BEIJING (Xinhua) — West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude for May delivery fell to -37.63 U.S. dollars a barrel on Monday, the first negative price in history since the New York Mercantile Exchange began trading oil futures in 1983.
