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BUSINESS

Retailers Push a New Kind of Online Shopping. It Looks a Lot Like QVC.

Business, Published on 13/10/2020

» To get homebound shoppers to splurge, some brands are copying QVC.

OPINION

Fifty fascinating years in Wonderland

News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 14/04/2019

» Having first arrived in Thailand a few days before Songkran, each year the festival approaches it sparks memories of those early days in the Kingdom. This year is slightly more significant because earlier this week marked my 50th year in Thailand, or to put it another way, roughly 18,250 days. That sounds decidedly scary. The frightening thing is that I can remember those early days better than the events of last week. The immature youth is now an immature wrinkly.

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OPINION

The message is definitely in the song

News, Roger Crutchley, Published on 06/05/2018

» While having a chat with friends about those misheard song lyrics (mondegreens) that appeared recently in this column, the conversation got around to another intriguing realm of the musical world -- country & western songs. It almost has a language of its own.

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LIFE

Take five: What's trending and happening this week

Muse, Published on 29/04/2017

» 1. BTS passengers take note: Have you experienced bruised hips and discomfort when the mechanical barriers at the entrance hit you if you walk past them just a tad too slow? A campaign has started at change.org, a petition website, to demand the operators of BTS to modify its entrance system that basically doesn't snap at passengers -- something that will relieve parents with children or senior people from unduly worry. The campaign message cites Japan and other countries that use more passenger-friendly turnstiles. So far, nearly 4,000 people have signed for the campaign.

LIFE

Keep calm and read more

Life, Parisa Pichitmarn, Published on 09/03/2017

» As a counsellor working in an international school in Bangkok, Amornrat Sachdev's day is packed with children running into her office with nervous breakdowns. Besides her day job as an educator, she gives back to the wider community by leading parent and student workshops on emotional wellness, in addition to writing books.