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07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC Against the global backdrop of widespread political and economic crises, the heart of any company's business model should be game-changing supply chain innovation. This is not just the invention of new products and services but the ability to systematically convert ideas into new offerings that alter the very context of the business. New 3-party milk panel proposed 07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC A new three-party dairy committee should be set up to solve the country's dairy problems, says Veerasak Wongsombat, president of the Milk for Thai Club. Adviser: Thai companies should share resources 07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC Creating a network of companies that can share resources could be a key to Thailand's eco-industrial development, says Andreas W. Koenig, senior adviser for sustainable management at Re-Tem Corporation. More sugar for markets 07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC Around 28,000 tonnes of sugar will be allocated nationwide starting on Friday to help ease the shortage in the domestic market, says Witoon Simachokdee, the permanent secretary for the Industry Ministry. Japanese investment set to perk up 07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC Japanese investments in Thailand are expected to increase substantially after concerns over environmental regulations in the Map Ta Phut industrial estate have eased, says the Japanese Chamber of Commerce (JCC). Balancing happiness and money a key for SMEs 07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC Keeping staff and business partners happy is among the keys to help small and medium-sized businesses sustain their growth, according to executives. PTTAR to make biofuels 07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC PTT Aromatics and Refinery Plc plans to invest US$150 million for the first jet biofuel and biodiesel products to meet European aviation regulations that will take effect in 2012, says chief executive officer Chainoi Puankosoom. Rising rates to affect Thai Banks' Profits? 07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC Thai banks have displayed considerable resilience this year amid the global financial debacle and domestic political upheaval. Their performance has been remarkable notwithstanding rising interest rates and a flattening yield curve. During the first half of the year, banks chalked up a whopping 61 billion baht in net profits _ a 42% increase from the same period last year _ defying most analysts'... SCB urges SME forex hedging 07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) is urging SME customers to hedge foreign exchange risk at 50% of their total worth to protect against possible losses from the stronger baht, says executive vice-president Trirong Butragaht. Growth of 22.9% foreseendespite baht strengthening 07/09-2010, Klokken: 17:00:00 UTC Despite growing concerns about the strength of the baht, the dollar value of exports from Thailand is expected to increase by 22.9% this year, according to the Center for International Trade Studies at the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC). |
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