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Thai business groups see GDP contracting 3%-5% this year
Thailand’s economy may shrink 3%-5% this year, sharply down from growth of 1.5%-2.0% projected in March, as the coronavirus pandemic hits global demand and domestic activity, a group of leading …
Preparing Myanmar refugees for a brighter future
English News and Press Release on Thailand about Recovery and Reconstruction and Refugees; published on 15 May 2020 by ACTED …
Myanmar’s Poorest Take Virus Fight Into Their Own Hands
After Myanmar confirmed its first coronavirus infection in late March, the residents of one village in the country’s northwestern Sagaing region sprang into action.
Restaurant Review | Jiu Thai Asian Cafe: Top-notch spot offers bold flavors
Excitement and comfort don’t seem like compatible partners, but both can be therapeutic for shut-ins during a pandemic. And both coexist marvelously in …
Thai Shopping Malls Prepare to Reopen With Robots, Drones, Masks
Thailand’s biggest shopping-center developers, led by Siam Piwat Co. and the Central Group, are preparing to reopen malls as early as this weekend amid expectations the country will further ease a …
Thailand’s CP Foods expects record year for profits on the back of soaring pork prices
Thailand’s largest agribusiness Charoen Pokphand Foods Pcl (CPF) CPF.BK expects to have its best year ever due to soaring pork prices and plans to expand in North America, its chief executive said on …
PM on board for THAI rescue under bankruptcy law
The government is considering rehabilitation for Thai Airways International under the bankruptcy law, as members of savings cooperatives start to fret about their investments in the ailing flag …
Thailand reopening more businesses, shopping malls from Sunday
Thailand will begin allowing department stores, shopping malls and other businesses to reopen from Sunday as new coronavirus cases dwindle, according to the government.
Asia Bonds to Steal the Show as Region Gets Back to Business
Global trade frictions are back in the spotlight but Asia’s developing-market bonds will hold up well as the region leads the way in recovering from the coronavirus crisis, according to money managers …