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River City eyes local charm
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 05/11/2013
» River City, a shopping centre for antiques, aims to increase local visitors to reduce the risk of relying on foreign tourists.
Nanfang Media buys 20% of Sing Sian Yer Pao
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 06/11/2013
» Nanfang Media Group, China's second-largest media group, acquired a 20% stake in Sing Sian Yer Pao, the largest Chinese-language newspaper in Thailand, to strengthen its Chinese-language media content here.
Unilever eyes Thai market
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 08/11/2013
» Unilever Thai Trading Co, part of the Anglo-Dutch consumer products conglomerate, is still confident in the Thai market despite low purchasing power and political unrest.
Japanese ad firm enters Thailand
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 15/11/2013
» Interspace, a Japanese internet advertising company, expanded its footprint into Thailand to capitalise on rising demand for online marketing in Southeast Asia.
Nielsen: Women, elderly key to short-term brand sales
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 20/11/2013
» Middle-class folks, particularly women and the elderly, will be key customers for brands to drive healthy sales across Asia and Thailand, says Nielsen Company Thailand.
FleishmanHillard aims to capitalise on Thai market
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 21/11/2013
» FleishmanHillard, the world's leading communications firm under Omnicom Group, has entered Thailand to strengthen its presence in Southeast Asia.
Charoen Aksorn Group buys giant paper supplier
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 22/11/2013
» Charoen Aksorn (CAS) Group, a Thai printing supplies company, took over Norske Skog Group of Norway for 1 billion baht in a drive to strengthen its integrated printing services.
Nielsen study breaks down trends among generations
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 25/11/2013
» A study by Nielsen (Thailand) has highlighted the tastes of young Thais aged 15-35, whom it confusingly dubs Gen Me in contrast with Me Gen oldsters, in their late 30s and up.
Media groups push for self regulation
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 28/11/2013
» Eleven private media-related associations have vowed to raise the broadcasting industry's standards by tightening their self-regulation.
Protests douse year-end celebrations
Business, Saengwit Kewaleewongsatorn, Published on 05/12/2013
» Political tensions are hurting event organisers, with 10% of events in December cancelled and many more delayed to next year.