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AIS launches 5G commercial service

Advanced Info Service (AIS) kicked off its 2600MHz 5G commercial service today (February 24), making it the first 5G operator in the country to do so.
Hong Kong companies have no safety net in fight for survival

Hong Kong is being threatened by a "Tsunami-like" cataclysm, the city's finance chief has warned, as the new coronavirus devastates businesses already hobbled by months of anti-government protests. The financial hub's lack of a bankruptcy process will only exacerbate the pain.
America's coal country isn't dead - it's preparing for a comeback

At least five of America's coal producers went bankrupt in 2019. Prices for the fossil fuel have plunged 40% since a 2018 peak. And some of the nation's largest miners are retrenching and slashing their dividends.
Shinsegae outlet shuts down food section over coronavirus fears

Shinsegae Department Store, a major South Korean retailer, said Sunday it will partially shut down one of its outlets in southern Seoul for a disinfection measure following a recent visit there by a patient diagnosed with the new coronavirus.
THAI says no plan to cut salaries of staff

Thai Airways International (THAI) has denied rumours circulated on social media that the carrier has reduced its staff’s working days and was cutting salaries due to declining passenger numbers as a result of the novel coronavirus outbreak.

AIS launches 5G commercial service

A passenger wearing a protective mask rides a tram in Hong Kong on Feb. 12. MUST CREDIT: Justin Chin/Bloomberg

Hong Kong companies have no safety net in fight for survival

America's coal country isn't dead - it's preparing for a comeback

Shinsegae outlet shuts down food section over coronavirus fears

THAI says no plan to cut salaries of staff

Tourists pose for photographs beside Dott and Bird Rides Inc.public hire scooters in Paris on Dec. 31, 2019. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Anita Pouchard Serra.

Money is pouring into scooter startups

New York Times poised to name Meredith Levien as next CEO

HP adopts shareholder rights plan to slow Xerox takeover bid

File Photo by Syndication Washington Post, Bloomberg

Wells Fargo reaches $3 billion settlement with DOJ, SEC over fake-accounts scandal

File Photo by Syndication Washington Post, Bloomberg

Wells Fargo nears SEC, DOJ settlement over fake-accounts scandal

Tesla gets go-ahead to resume clearing forest for factory in Germany

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk talks with reporters following a press conference after NASA and SpaceX's performed an in-flight abort test of the Crew Dragon capsule at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., on Jan. 19, 2020. MUST CREDIT: Washington Post photo by Jonathan Newton

Elon Musk went from sleeping in the factory to being on the cusp of launching a crew into space

Prasit Boondoungprasert, Chief Executive Officer of CPF

CPF posts 139-per cent jump in Q4/2019 earnings, sees continuous growth

Switch on! AIS first off the mark with 5G

AIS chief executive officer Somchai Lertsutiwong, third right, pays the first instalment for the

Telco giants make payments for 5G spectrum licences

Ralf Hamers has been named CEO of UBS Group. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Alex Kraus

UBS names outsider Hamers in surprise to succeed CEO Ermotti

AOT faces plunge in passengers, impact from relief measures

EXAT, BEM settle dispute with new contracts

A employee moves pizza boxes before a delivery at a Domino's Pizza restaurant in Chantilly, Va., on Feb. 20, 2018. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Andrew Harrer.

Domino's jumps 29%, most on record, on sustained sales growth

Virus spurs record Korea Inc. bond sales in hunt for yield

Morgan Stanley buys E-Trade in $13 billion shakeup to brokerage market

CIMB Thai launches bond subscription service on banking app

Hatchet buried with expressway concession extensions

Charoen, wife sell 30 million Berli Jucker shares

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