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	&ldquo;The cuts will help the company to continue operations in Thailand,&rdquo; president Pairoj Kaweeyanun told reporters after meeting with Energy Ministry officials Monday.</div>
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Chevron Thailand to cut 800 staff, costs by $500m

The Thai unit of US oil firm Chevron plans to cut 800 staff this year as it looks to cut costs by half a billion dollars to weather the sharp fall in global energy prices and weaker demand.

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