Tag: Thanawat Polwichai
Bt300 wage hike projected to slightly spur growth: Academic
BANGKOK, MARCH 29 -- Implementation of the government's Bt300 (US$10) national daily minimum wage policy, which will take effect Sunday (April 1) in...
Private sector shows greater confidence after Charter Court approves two financial...
BANGKOK, 23 February 2012 -The private sector has reportedly showed sign of confidence after the Constitutional Court gave nod to the two executive decrees...
Deputy PM confident govt policies to boost 2012 GDP by 2.5%
BANGKOK, Aug 31 – Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Kittirat Na Ranong is confident that the government policies to be fully implemented...
UTCC: Middle East unrest will not prompt oil price to rise
Bangkok, 21 March (NNT) - Thanawat Polwichai, the director of the Economic and Business Forecasting Centre at the University of Thai Chamber of...
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Delayed Smart Pole 5G project threatens disruption of Pattaya beach events
The ongoing construction and setup of the Smart Pole 5G project threatens disruptions to beach events scheduled for the end of this month.
Pattaya City...
Woman returns cash found in ATM machine to rightful owner
A bank customer was startled when she reached into the money dispensing slot of an ATM machine in Ban Bueng District of Chonburi on...
Sri Lankan Premier to attend 18th United International Vesak Day in Thailand
Prime Minister and Defense Minister Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha on Wednesday welcomed Sri Lankan Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena on his official visit to Thailand.
Mr. Gunawardena...
Pattaya school children campaign against smoking on World No Tobacco Day
At Baan Nern Plubwan School in east Pattaya, Director Attakrit Paenchuea took the lead in an initiative to raise awareness about the harmful effects...
Phuket’s crime-free project nabs over 1,000 foreigners for visa overstay
In a major win for Phuket’s acclaimed crime-free project, over 1,000 foreigners have been apprehended for overstaying their visas, thanks to the collaborative efforts...