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Thai and foreign investors are expected to snap up more than 20 hotels worth over 15 billion baht this year, according to property consultant Colliers International Thailand.

The Lao government will provide fuel importers with a Letter of Credit worth US$200 million (7.1 billion baht) for the purchase of fuel to meet the nation’s needs for the next two months, Deputy Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone told the National Assembly on Thursday.

Twitter’s board has accepted a buyout offer from Elon Musk, the company announced on Monday. Musk has taken total control of Twitter after clinching a deal worth US$54.20 per share or $44 billion in total.

The Racha Thewa Tambon Administrative Organisation (TAO) in Samut Prakan province is once again in the eye of a storm over another controversial purchase.

These days, all the talk in financial markets is about when the Federal Reserve will start paring its debt purchases. Whats more important, for everything from stocks to bonds to currencies, is when they will end.

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved the purchase of 20 million doses of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine.

Real-estate and power developer, United Power of Asia (UPA), on April 23 approved in principle its subsidiary Canna Care’s purchase of 184,900 shares worth THB50 billion in the Golden Triangle Group (GTG).

SRISUWAN JANYA, secretary-general of the Association for the Protection of the Constitution, has objected to the Army’s announcement that it will purchase “M1126 Stryker” infantry carrier vehicles worth US$80 million (Bt2.5 billion) from the US.

The Comptroller General’s Department needs to get moving on setting prices for electric vehicles so that state agencies can purchase them, the chief of the Industrial Economics office chief said on Monday.

The Defence Ministry on Wednesday maintained that the purchase of 34 Chinese armoured personnel carriers at a cost of Bt2.3 billion was necessary in the interests of national security as well as to protect national sovereignty.

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved the purchase of 10 Chinese-made tanks at the price of Bt2 billion in order to replace World War II-era American vehicles, Defence Minister General Prawit Wongsuwan said Monday