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By comparison, the portfolio of the social security fund in Thailand, South-east Asia’s second-biggest economy, has seen ...
The country is still dealing with flash floods since Super Typhoon Yagi, which has killed hundreds of people across Southeast ...
The Studio Park has teamed up with StageFor and Supreme Studio to invest 200 million baht in launching "Figment Studio,” ...
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Thailand runs a “very alarming” risk of credit rating downgrades if the government doesn’t rein in its massive pile of debt ...
The king of Thailand signed a new law recognizing marriage equality, the government announced in its official Royal Gazette ...
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Thailand's underperforming $77 billion social security fund will invest $11.6 billion in a new foray into global private assets, an executive told Reuters, part of a strategic overhaul to address its ...
Thailand's biggest state fund, which supports healthcare, unemployment benefits and pensions for 25mln workers, has seen an average return of under 3% over the past 10 years ...
Holidaymakers heading out of the European Union have been warned over travelling to an area of Asia in the Far East.
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