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Using Moscow's proposed scheme for foreign companies to pay for gas by enabling Russia to convert their payments into rubles would breach European Union sanctions, the bloc's energy policy chief said on Monday (May 2).

The Securities Exchange Commission on Wednesday banned the use of digital assets and cryptocurrency as a means of payment, starting April 1.

DTAC on Wednesday unveiled its “DTAC Beyond”, the new version of its application, that is available for users from every network.

Pay Solutions will seek approval from the Bank of Thailand (BOT) to become the first online payment service provider that legally uses a cryptocurrency to pay for goods and services, its CEO said.

House of Representatives said on Saturday that former Palang Pracharath Party Bangkok MP Sira Jenjaka initially must pay 8.49 million baht to the House after the Constitutional Court ruled him to lose his seat on Wednesday.

The Bank of Thailand (BOT) and Thai Bankers’ Association (TBA) came up with a new guideline on Monday to further protect credit and debit cardholders. This was in response to inexplicable deductions showing up in many accounts over the weekend.

The prime minister on Sunday ordered relevant agencies to crack down on hackers after an inexplicable transaction showed up in many credit and debit cardholders’ accounts over the weekend.

Two insurance firms are being pulled up by the Thailand Consumers Council (TCC) for being slow in reimbursing Covid-19 policyholders.

The Cooperatives Promotion Department will meet 81 savings cooperatives that have bought Thai Airways International (THAI) debentures to negotiate the repayment of the Bt42 billion debt, which they are seeking on June 4.

About 100 people who were denied the government’s Bt5,000 handout travelled to Finance Ministry headquarters this morning (April 14) to demand an explanation.

A merchant burnt all his fish baskets after the www.เราไม่ทิ้งกัน.com website refused to give him Bt5,000 under a government handout scheme due to a technical error.

PTT has postponed its 2020 annual shareholders meeting to contain the spread of Covid-19 until the situation normalises, while its board of directors has approved an interim dividend instead of an annual one from the company's profits as of December 31, 2019, at the rate of Bt1.10 per share, president and chief executive officer Chansin Treenuchagron said today (March 30).