Bangkok: PTT Oil and Retail Business Public Company Limited (OR) has taken a significant step to support the Police Dog Division, Patrol and Special Operations Division, by donating 30 rubber traffic cones. This gesture is aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of police dog training missions and other assigned

Bangkok: Thai stocks surged by over 10 points in the morning session, reflecting clearer political stances as major parties outlined their positions. Analysts suggest that the political developments, regardless of the direction taken by the two major parties, signal impending elections and changes likely within the coming months. Meanwhile, the

Bangkok: Bangkok Bank clarified that the loss of funds in customer accounts was due to a system malfunction, not a cyberattack. Some accounts are experiencing negative balances during the system’s repairs, but the bank confirmed that all transactions have been completely restored. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chairit Anuchitvorawong,

Bangkok: The Thai Chamber of Commerce has expressed concerns over the ongoing political uncertainty, which it believes could exacerbate the existing economic crisis. The president of the chamber emphasized the need for political stability, warning that prolonged government formation processes could adversely impact the economy. He remains hopeful that the

Bangkok: PTT Group joins forces to drive CG towards a sustainable future at PTT Group CG Day 2025 under the theme ‘ONE CG DRIVING SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR ALL’. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Kongkrapan Intarajang, President and Chief Executive Officer of PTT Public Company Limited (PTT), along with executives

Bangkok: SME D Bank has announced urgent measures to assist small and medium enterprises (SMEs) affected by Typhoons Kajiki and Nong Fa. The measures include a suspension of principal and interest payments for up to 12 months and an emergency fund aimed at facilitating business repairs and rehabilitation. According to

Bangkok: Pichai insists on moving forward with tariff negotiations with the United States despite the political vacuum, acknowledging the potential impact on economic confidence. He has not seen any signs of foreign investment slowdown, but believes GDP will reach 2.5% in 2025. Meanwhile, Pao Phum declined to comment on the

Bangkok: GH Bank is marking its 60th and 72nd anniversaries with a unique initiative titled “Helping Thais Own Homes.” The program offers home loans with a highly competitive interest rate starting at 0.72% per annum. This special rate is part of a broader campaign aimed at facilitating homeownership for Thai