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- Founder of first low-cost airline in Thailand diesUdom Tantiprasongchai, best known for his introduction of the first low-cost airline in Thailand, has died at 66.17 January 2021
- Dylan, Young, Fleetwood: Music publishing sector booming with high-profile salesNEW YORK - The pandemic has left the performance industry reeling but music publishing, a normally under-the-radar side of the business, is roaring thanks to a frenzy of high-profile music catalog sales.17 January 2021
- Govt urges BMA to halt raising train fare ceilingThe Transport Ministry has urged City Hall to halt raising the BTS skytrain maximum fare ceiling, following heavy criticism.17 January 2021
- Uproar over crying tiger trademarkThailand could challenge the trademark of a Malaysian beef dish that shares the same traits and English name as "Suea Rong Hai", a famous northern Thai delicacy, even after the former was registered in Malaysia, according to the the Department of Intellectual Property (DIP).17 January 2021
- National Telecom urged to focus on infrastructureThe chief executive of a major mobile operator who requested anonymity says the newly formed National Telecom (NT) should focus on telecom infrastructure-sharing and serving the government's public-concentrated Universal Service Obligation (USO) projects, rather than joining the contentious telecom service battle.16 January 2021
- Canadian firm pulls out of Carrefour takeover after France insists 'No'PARIS: Canadian convenience store chain Couche-Tard has reportedly pulled out of a multi-billion euro takeover of supermarket giant Carrefour after the French government said it would veto the deal.16 January 2021
- Panel approves airport expansionA panel in charge of upgrading Suvarnabhumi airport has approved a major development scheme worth nearly 60 billion baht to support the post-Covid-19 recovery of air travel demand.16 January 2021
- Nok Air: Six months liquidity remainingNok Air estimates it can sustain its business for another six months, although the uncertain market outlook makes predictions difficult.16 January 2021
- Finance Ministry mulls new round for co-paymentThe Finance Ministry plans to add another registration round for the second phase of the co-payment subsidy at the end of this month because 1.34 million rights have not been exercised.16 January 2021
- Pandemic steps to steer GDP outlookThailand's GDP growth projection of 3.2% for this year could be downgraded by as much as four percentage points, depending on the government's management of the latest outbreak, says the Bank of Thailand.16 January 2021