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Competitiveness Fund Starts in April
April 01, 2017
The types of projects to receive funding from the state's Competitiveness Fund were approved on Friday by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha.
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Alibaba EEC drive to Start in 2017
April 01, 2017
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group expects to start investing in its production and logistics hub in Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) this year, says Industry Minister Uttama Savanayana.
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BOI: Eco-Car Scheme to merge with EV Incentives
April 01, 2017
The government's electric vehicle (EV) scheme will not affect the state-supported eco-car project because the two programs can run in parallel, says the Board of Investment (BoI).
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Google Ramps up Bangkok Office Space
March 31, 2017
Google has increased its office space in Thailand by 50%, creating a venue for the digitally-driven community to accelerate the development of related products and services, promoting the evolution of the country's digital ecosystem.
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PPP Committee Wants 6 More Transport Projects Fast-Tracked
March 30, 2017
The Public Private Partnership (PPP) Policy Committee yesterday resolved to place six more transportation projects worth Bt600 billion on the fast track for implementation.
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Carmakers Call for EV Support
March 29, 2017
Carmakers are ready to splurge on electric vehicles (EVs), particularly on hybrid models, but have urged the authorities to find ways to make them more affordable.
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Alibaba Plans Trade Center in Thailand
March 29, 2017
E-COMMERCE giant Alibaba Group is still investing in Thailand, planning to set up a regional electronic-trade center and logistics system here to link Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam (CLMV) markets.
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Thailand Investment Review, March 2017
March 29, 2017
Focusing on Thailand's next generation of automotive industry
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Thai Gaming Industry Boosted by True-Axion Partnership
March 29, 2017
True Group has teamed up with Canada-based Axion Ventures in forming a joint venture called True Axion Games to set up a "game academy" and develop manpower to serve the rising demand of the country's game industry.
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