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Schneider eyes local demand for efficiency
The Bangkok PostFrance-based Schneider Electric SA is looking forward to capitalising on growth in Thailand's energy management solutions sector as higher energy prices drive demand for cost control measures. Nelson Yeap, the country president of Schneider Electric...Tags: Petroleum Industry, Environmental Issues, Energy Saving, Thailand, Energy
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Collagen craze attracts tannery offshoot
The Bangkok PostHigher demand from image-conscious young people is drawing new companies into the growing beauty products market. A recent entrant is Cartino Gelatin, a company under Taveesin Tannery, the provider of tanning services to fine leather goods dealers....Tags: Marketing, Thailand
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Nok gearing up for IPO next month
The Bangkok PostNok Air's planned initial public offering (IPO) is all set for launching next month as the budget carrier gears up to raise some 5 billion baht for future expansion, including aircraft procurement. The IPO, expected in mid-June, calls for a 30%...Tags: Asia, Marketing, Initial Public Offerings, Boeing Co., Financing and Stock Offerings
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Social media provides the 'glue' for one very well-connected modern family
The Nation, Bangkok, Thailand / Asia News NetworkBANGKOK (The Nation/ANN) -- Many people use social media purely as a communication tool for work or for connecting with friends -- but not so for the Chiaranaipanich family, who embrace it as a channel for maintaining almost constant communicating among...Tags: Germany, Science and Technology, Steve Jobs, Media Industry, Google+
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No extension for cassava subsidy as demand rebounds
The Bangkok PostThe government will not extend the cassava subsidy for the 2012-13 season, as tapioca prices have recovered amid high demand for its use in alternative energy, especially in China. The move is also aimed at preventing unscrupulous traders who have...Tags: Thailand
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TUF's earnings sink, but global brands turn corner
The Bangkok PostThai Union Frozen Products Plc (TUF) said its first-quarter net profit fell by 54% year-on-year on the impact of high raw material costs, shrimp disease and the stronger baht. The world's largest tuna firm posted a net profit of 674 million baht in...Tags: Shrimp, Thailand
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Eyes abroad, KPI seeks to bag more government contracts
The Bangkok PostKing Pac Industrial Co (KPI), one of Asia's leading plastic bag makers, plans to boost its revenue gained from government institutions to half the total within two years. Vice-president Paiboon Julasaksrisakul said while customers in this group...Tags: National Government, Government, Politics, Thailand
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Strong baht 'a boost for investment'
The Bangkok PostWhile exporters blame the strong baht for their losses and lower competitiveness, the strengthening currency does have a good side -- cheaper imports. Chainarong Limpkittisin, managing director of the exhibition organiser Reed Tradex, said several...Tags: Car Parts, Thailand, Car Repair
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Regulator starts 3G tariff probe
The Bangkok PostThe National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has begun investigating whether tariff plans for third-generation (3G) mobile services by the three main operators comply with price regulations. The watchdog imposed a regulation...Tags: Litigation and Regulation, Thailand
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Delta expects record profit again this year
The Bangkok PostDelta Electronics (Thailand) Plc projects a record net profit this year after a robust performance in the first quarter while preparing a hedge strategy against looming global economic uncertainties. The largest electronic firm on the Stock Exchange...Tags: Burma, Science and Technology, Companies and Corporations, Electronics, Earnings Forecasts
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PTTEP keen to tap shale gas
The Bangkok PostPTT Exploration and Production Plc (PTTEP), Thailand's sole publicly traded petroleum explorer, is looking to invest in North America's shale gas through a joint investment with strategic partners. The plan is part of PTTEP's goal to have total...Tags: Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, Science, Energy Resources, Science and Technology, Petroleum Industry
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TDRI takes aim at telecom regulator
The Bangkok PostThe Thailand Development Research Institute (TDRI) and a consumer watchdog are calling on the telecom regulator to ensure mobile operators comply with third-generation (3G) price regulations. The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Thailand, Consumers
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