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    University life

    Published on 26/01/2011

    » Italian student Stefania Pittia continues her story of her Thai experience with interesting observations on the local culture and a term at a Bangkok university.

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    CBRE Predicts the Future of Thailand’s Property Market

    By prnews, Created on: 04/06/2013, Last updated on: 04/06/2013

    » 4 June 2013, Bangkok – On the occasion of CBRE’s 25th anniversary as the first international property consultancy company to open in Thailand, the senior management pauses to reflect on the changes in the Thai property market and their predictions for the future. [attachment=0:1iddeoi8]CBRE-Press-Conference.jpg[/attachment:1iddeoi8]...

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    Brown and out? Black family in land of stares

    Spectrum, Published on 14/07/2013

    » A motorcycle taxi driver slips off the bike he had been perched on at the mouth of a soi. A tuk-tuk driver rear-ends a car stopped at a red light. A lady walks straight into a lift door.

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    Global events set tone for choppy trading week

    Business, Published on 11/08/2014

    » Recap: Asian stock markets last week were jolted by renewed concerns over China's economic health and escalating tension in Ukraine. The Thai stock market was in a tug of war between profit-taking and buying on dips.

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    Upbeat global mood helps keep set in black

    Business, Published on 22/09/2014

    » Recap: Asian stock markets advanced early last week on speculation that China will introduce monetary stimulus measures, but stocks pulled back after the US Federal Reserve surprisingly increased its estimate for its benchmark interest rate by the end of 2015. However, persistent offshore fund inflows helped the Thai market trade in positive territory.

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    Growing global growth worries put stocks in red

    Business, Published on 13/10/2014

    » Recap: The International Monetary Fund's reduction of its forecast for world economic growth jolted global stock markets early last week and also sent oil prices plunging. A dovish tone in US Federal Reserve minutes helped ease worries briefly before markets sank again on Friday. Thai shares were hit by foreign investor selling and profit-taking by local investors.

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    The 4th Tango Fiesta at Dream Hotel Bangkok

    By prnews, Created on: 17/10/2014, Last updated on: 17/10/2014

    » [attachment=0:tqkpps0u]Dream Hotel.jpg[/attachment:tqkpps0u] Dream Hotel Bangkok, Sukhumvit 15 in cooperation with The Tango Bangkok community invite you to heat up the dancing floor with “The 4th Tango Fiesta” on 22nd & 23rd November, 2014 from 6 p.m. until midnight. Pre-opening on 22nd...

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    Slowdown Worries mounting

    Business, Published on 20/10/2014

    » Recap: Global bourses have been in bear mode as concerns mount about global economic growth. Investors are advised to keep a close watch on the US Federal Reserve, which will meet on Oct 28-29, for signals about monetary policy direction, as well as global economic conditions.

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    Oil price plunge greases the skids for stocks

    Business, Published on 15/12/2014

    » Recap: The dive in oil prices to below US$60 a barrel rattled stock markets across the world last week and Thai shares were among those heavily sold.

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    SET fails to advance despite surprise rate cut

    Business, Published on 16/03/2015

    » Recap: US and global stock markets climbed for most of last week, propelled by eased worries over a US rate increase following a report of disappointing retail sales in February. In the Thai stock market, the Bank of Thailand's unexpected move to cut its policy rate improved investors' risk appetite but stocks still failed to advance.

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