Bangkok: If organizations don’t adapt today, they may not have a place to stand tomorrow. Thai businesses in a rapidly changing world view sustainability as key to competitiveness. Amidst a rapidly changing global economic landscape, marked by geopoli…
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for eastern parts of northern Thailand, northeastern Thailand, and eastern Thailand, forecasting summer storms characterized by thunderstorms, gusty winds, and lightning in some areas.
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Bangkok: The trend among modern women is to freeze their eggs, offering more life options while waiting for the right time. In an era where women play significant roles in business, organizational management, and personal branding, family planning is …
Sydney: Financial markets may take 2-3 weeks to process the news of the Iran-Iran conflict. The CEO of Goldman Sachs, the American multinational investment bank, expressed surprise at the lukewarm reaction of financial markets to the conflict in the M…
Bangkok: Gold prices plummeted in buying and selling after dropping 1,550 baht at the opening of the market this morning. People flocked to buy and sell gold at gold shops in Yaowarat after the market opened with a sharp drop of 1,550 baht. Queues wer…
Washington: U.S. President Donald Trump revealed on Tuesday that he believes Iran is preparing to launch a first strike, marking the latest clarification on the possibility of an invasion of Iran amid ongoing confusion regarding the reasons for the co…
Washington: The U.S. Central Command has confirmed the destruction of 17 Iranian vessels, marking a significant development in ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran. Commander Brad Cooper of the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) disclosed i…
Bangkok: Thai stocks continued to fall, and the baht weakened, reflecting growing concerns over prolonged conflicts in the Middle East. Analysts recommend holding cash as transportation costs and inflation could be impacted, with the energy sector bei…
Bangkok: “Sophon” is confident that forming a government will proceed smoothly after the opening of parliament. He affirms that working with “Pheu Thai” will be without problems and declines to comment on the possibility of “Kla Tham” joining the gove…
Bangkok: The court sentenced Poo Manthana to two years in prison and fined her 60,000 baht for defamation against Lukmee, but suspended the sentence and placed her on probation for one year. At 9:30 AM on March 4, 2026, in courtroom 403 of the Bangkok…