News Forum - Tech giants AWS, Google and Microsoft to invest 300 billion baht in Thailand
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News Forum - Patong slams brakes on taxi conflicts to boost tourism image
Efforts are underway in Patong to reorganise the city’s unscrupulous motorcycle taxi services following a recent conflict among drivers over passenger pickups. Local police in the bustling tourist destination are taking steps to address the situation, which has negatively impacted the area’s reputation. Chalermpong Saengdee, a member of the People’s Party representing Phuket, revealed that … … The story Patong slams brakes on taxi conflicts to boost tourism image as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - TBA to the rescue: Thai bankers roll out debt relief plan
The Thai Bankers’ Association (TBA) is set to roll out a major debt restructuring programme to provide much-needed relief to the country’s household debt crisis. The scheme, expected to span three years, will focus on borrowers with a staggering 1.4 trillion baht in debt, covering everything from mortgages to auto loans and small business borrowings. … … The story TBA to the rescue: Thai bankers roll out debt relief plan as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thailand’s public debt remains sustainable at 64% of GDP
They’ll say the same thing at 74%, 84% etc etc. The last thing they will do is cut the government expenditure that forces the ever increasing debt load. I wish I ran a government and not a business. Never need to justify the inability to turn a profit or even balance a budget while never having to address the financial mess while doing more of the same. Plus you only get a performance review every 4 years and you get to fudge the figures. Gold! -
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News Forum - Seven arrested in Bangkok market immigration crackdown
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News Forum - Thailand enforces stricter regulations on illegal factories
“To enforce measures to control substandard products, we are seeking cooperation from several modern trade stores to help inspect products claiming TISI compliance that lack quality.” Hmmm not sure that will go down well with the Chinese overlords, or maybe it is just a means to upping the bribe money?
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