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A worker holds a mobile phone in front of the buildings "Guangzhou International Finance Center IFC", right, and "International Finance Place IFP", second right, at the Central Business District CBD in Guangzhou, southern city of China Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009.
(photo: AP / Kin Cheung)
World Bank Raises Forecast for China's Economy
The New York Times
| HONG KONG - The World Bank on Wednesday became the latest major institution to raise its forecast for growth in China, a reflection of the country's rapid rebound this year, though it cautioned that more policy adjustments would be necessary in the medium term to ensure that the recovery would be ...
A man waves flag as anti-government protesters and supporters of exiled Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra fill up the Victory monument intersection during a protest in Bangkok, Thailand Thursday, April 9, 2009. Protesters paralyzed traffic in parts of Thailand's capital Thursday and threatened to shift their massive anti-government rally to the seaside East Asia Summit, as authorities assured the 15 heads of state expected to attend this weekend that they will be safe.
(photo: AP / Wason Wanichakorn)
Betting on Thailand
The New York Times
| BANGKOK - Thais are naturally preoccupied with immediate issues - their convoluted politics and the succession to the revered but ailing King Bhumibol, 81. But in the long term they may need to be thinking about how the country will rate 20 years from now against its traditional rivals, Vietnam an...
Healthcare industry needs IT jab
The Star
| This industry lags in IT adoption but a healthy dose of change is being administered. | NOWADAYS, healthcare issues seem to be dominating the news. You read about the United States declaring a state of emergency due to the increasing number of Amer...
Wadhawan brings over Thai chain
DNA India
| Mumbai: The Wadhawan Group has tied up with a Thailand-based hospitality chain to mark its hospitality foray in India. | Its hospitality arm has entered into a management agreement with Thailand's Minor Group to launch the latter's 'Anantara' brand...
Tourist paradise Thailand waves red flag on green issues
DNA India
| Panaji: Thailand fears environmental degradation due to a surge in industrial units which has prompted the authorities in the Southeast Asian nation to introduce environmental education as part of curriculum. | Sensing the need to educate the young...
UPDATE 1-Thai c.bank chief sees no rate rise this year
The Guardian
* C.bank says rate rise subject to growth, investment * Says current rate supports economy; inflation not a worry * Says no plans to buy gold for reserves, has enough * Says U.S. dollar assets in reserves below intl average * Says baht competitive, m...
Thai DPM not keen on Malaysia acting as mediator
The Star
| BANGKOK: Thailand's influential Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban has poured cold water on calls by the separatist group, Pattani United Liberation Organisation (Pulo), for Malaysia to act as a mediator in the southern Thai conflict. | Suthep...
China's strengths in Southeast Asia to stay
China Daily
| Beijing's presence in Southeast Asia is insulated from the United States' apparent renewal of interest in the region, experts said. | The reaction from experts was made after Kurt Campbell, the US assistant state secretary for East Asia and the Pac...

WN / deniseyong
Traveller's Guide: Thailand's islands & beaches
The Independent
| Why should I fly 6,000 miles to find a beach? | For the whitest sands and the most turquoise of seas, for a Buddhist culture that is both gentle and fun, for a winter-sun break t...
ISRAEL: New report highlights exploitation of migrant workers
WN / Ahmed Deeb
ISRAEL: New report highlights exploitation of migrant workers
IRINnews
web | Photo: ReliefWeb TEL AVIV, 30 October 2009 (IRIN) - Migrant workers in Israel's agriculture sector are among the most exploited, according to a 28 October report by Kav LaOve...
Asian markets rise amid stronger commodity prices, China growth upgrade; HK up nearly 2 pct
Star Tribune
| BANGKOK - Asian stocks recovered Wednesday after two days of losses as the World Bank upped its growth forecasts for China's economy and stronger commodities prices lifted the region's powerhouse resource companies. | Every major market traded in t...
Travel Log
The Daily Tribune
| 11/04/2009 | | More | New hotel partner joins Etihad | Guest loyalty program | Etihad Guest, the award-winning loyalty program from Etihad Airways, has announced another exciting new hotel partner to boost the extensive benefits already available t...
Asia Travel To Rebound Modestly In '10, Group Says
CBS News
Asia Tourism To Shrink Up To 5 Pct This Year Before Modest Recovery In 2010, Travel Group Says | Font size Print E-mail Share (AP) KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) - Tourist arrivals to Asia are expected to shrink as much as 5 percent this year before reb...
Trade & Stocks
** FILE** A Thai investor looks at stock prices on an electronic board at a private stock trading floor in Bangkok, Thailand in this Dec. 20, 2006 file photo. The three countries hit hardest by the Asian Financial crisis that began July 2, 1997 _ Thailand, Indonesia and South Korea _ have charted sharply divergent paths over the last 10 years, reflecting their differing responses to the crisis and policies since then. (AP Photo/Apichart Weerawong, File)hg3
(photo: AP Photo / Apichart Weerawong, File)
Thai police arrest two people in stock rumour probe
The Star
| BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai police arrested two people at a Bangkok airport on Sunday on suspicion of spreading rumours about the health of the country's 81-year-old king that triggered a slide in Thailand's stock market, police said. | Thai stocks plunged a combined 7.2 percent on Oct. 14-15 as rumours circulated over the health of King Bhumibol Ad...
Financial
A man waves flag as anti-government protesters and supporters of exiled Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra fill up the Victory monument intersection during a protest in Bangkok, Thailand Thursday, April 9, 2009. Protesters paralyzed traffic in parts of Thailand's capital Thursday and threatened to shift their massive anti-government rally to the seaside East Asia Summit, as authorities assured the 15 heads of state expected to attend this weekend that they will be safe.
(photo: AP / Wason Wanichakorn)
Betting on Thailand
The New York Times
| BANGKOK - Thais are naturally preoccupied with immediate issues - their convoluted politics and the succession to the revered but ailing King Bhumibol, 81. But in the long term they may need to be thinking about how the country will rate 20 years from now against its traditional rivals, Vietnam and Myanmar, long-established nation states of rough...



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