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Japan's Line to launch cryptocurrency exchange
Published on 31/01/2018
» TOKYO: Japan's Line Corp plans to launch a cryptocurrency exchange, a move that comes as regulators investigate such exchanges in the country after hackers stole US$530 million (16.6 billion baht) in digital money from Coincheck in one of the world's biggest cyberheists.
ICOs must first inform public via SET
Business, Nuntawun Polkuamdee, Published on 31/01/2018
» SET-listed companies planning to raise funds through an initial coin offering (ICO) need to inform the bourse about such deals before embarking on fundraising.
Fortinet warns of cybercrooks exploiting AI
Business, Suchit Leesa-nguansuk, Published on 21/12/2017
» The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) technology lets cybercriminals develop next generation attacks such as machine-generated malware, ransomware and "cybercrime as a service", says a security strategist.
Creating a community of inventors
Life, Sasiwimon Boonruang, Published on 13/12/2017
» In 2010 when the Internet of Things (IoT) was not as commonly known as it is today, Prasertsak Detudom created a website ayarafun.com to share his inventions of electronic toys and robots, telling stories about technology and computers.
Bitcoin: Going back to the beginning
Business, Post Reporters, Published on 13/12/2017
» In recent weeks, bitcoin mania has crept to the fore. Having started the year at US$750 (24,500 baht), it was trading at $16,840 on Coindesk as of late yesterday evening.
Delivering success
Asia focus, Erich Parpart, Published on 11/12/2017
» Asia's first driverless trucks began operating in October at the ExxonMobil plant on Jurong Island in Singapore, while fleets of autonomous delivery vehicles are expected to get rolling on Great Britain's motorways next year. These are just some of the headline-making developments in the brave new world of transport being promoted by the likes of Google, Tesla, Uber and major vehicle manufacturers.
Setting sail
Guru, Nimarta Narang, Published on 10/11/2017
» Bangkok has its charms, and there have been plenty of people enticed by this city. Yuval Schwok is one of them. Having grown up in Paris with a liberal Jewish background, Yuval always had a strong desire to travel and seek adventure. He accidentally arrived in Bangkok 14 years ago, and never quite left as he has now lived here for 12 years. It is quite fitting then that his first project was called The Overstay — a hostel, music venue and creative space all in one offering more than a place to stay for travellers and visitors. But for the past three years, Yuval has also been developing a new project called Bangkok Island, a boat that is set to be a prime venue for music and art. He hopes for it to not be like any other boat cruise, but rather a destination for artists and live music. We had a chat with The Overstay's founder about his new project, the challenges he has encountered and his take on the event scene in Bangkok.
Ministry vows welfare card crackdown
News, Post Reporters, Published on 08/10/2017
» The Commerce Ministry has vowed to take action against store managers who are involved in irregularities and corruption in the use of welfare cards for low-income earners.
Investors heartened by signals from Fed
Business, Published on 31/07/2017
» Recap: US and European stock exchanges picked up last week after the US Federal Reserve kept its interest rate at 1.25% and reaffirmed plans for a gradual tightening of its monetary policy and tapering of its balance sheet.