Recovery likely to spur SBL demand

Writer: NUNTAWUN POLKUAMDEE Newspaper section: Business KGI Securities expects a jump in demand for securities borrowing and lending (SBL) activity over the next few months as the equities market continues to grow with the economic recovery. Naruemol:...

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Continental Tyres sets up B200m office

Newspaper section: Motoring The new 200-million-baht Continental Tyres (Thailand) office consolidates the company's operational focus in Southeast Asia, say company executives. ''It was only natural that Continental Tyres would seek to strengthen its...

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Mitsubishi launches flexible-fuel Lancer

Writer: SANTAN SANTIVIMOLNAT Newspaper section: Business Mitsubishi Motors Thailand yesterday launched its flexible-fuel vehicle (FFV), the first mass-production car in the Thai market that can run on all types of gasoline up to E85 fuel. Nobuyuki...

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Cambodia marks International Day of Peace

Monks pray for peace during an activity marking the International Day of Peace in Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia, Sept. 21, 2009.(Xinhua/Lei Baisong)A monk (front) holds a banner while attending an activity marking the International Day of Peace in...

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Businessmen call off Asean forum

Political instability a major concern Writer: NAREERAT WIRIYAPONG Published: 21/09/2009 at 12:00 AM Newspaper section: Business Southeast Asian business leaders have cancelled their annual meeting set to take place in Thailand this year, citing the...

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Prawit: No more fight [among Thais] over Preah Vihear

21/09/2009BangkokPost.com Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwon on has ordered security officials to prevent Thai people from fighting one another over the Thai-Cambodian disputed border around Preah Vihear temple.Yellow-shirt protesters of the People's...

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Over 55,000 young women in Cambodia are trapped in sexual slavery

A means to an endMonday, September 21 2009Rachel Lamb, Asst. Life EditorThe Spectrum (Student's newspaper at the U. at Buffalo) Girls and women are kept in steel cages in dark back alley slums until eager men are escorted in, pick one out and then give...

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