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- Thai Airways to lease aircraft
The airline plans to lease seven 300-seater aircraft for its regional routes and eight 350-seater aircraft for ten to 15 years on its intercontinental routes. -- PHOTO: REUTERS BANGKOK - THAI Airways has announced plans to spend more than US$1 billion
- Thailand not quitting economic stimulus soon -Korn
economy economic stimulus economic stimulus » economy BANGKOK, Feb 9 - Thailand's government has no immediate plans to reverse its stimulus programme adopted since early 2009 despite growing signs of economic recovery in the past few months, Finance
- Taking an 'inner-tube taxi' to Thailand
Burma is one of the world's most closed and internationally isolated states, and yet a steady stream of people and goods make their way across the Thai-Burmese border each day. Standing in Thailand, on the edge of the river Moei, it would be possible,
- 80,000 Prathom 3 students have trouble reading Thai
Some 80,000 Prathom 3 students - out of one million nationwide - were illiterate or had difficulty reading Thai, Office of Research and Educational Standards director Benjalak Namfa said yesterday. Two reasons were given for children who were
- TMS expands 'TMS Academy' concept to Beijing and Shanghai
Having successfully implemented the roll-out of its 'TMS Academy' concept in Bangkok, Singapore and Sydney in recent months, TMS Asia Pacific is now poised to take the executive training concept into China. TMS CEO Andrew Chan said the decision to take
- UPDATE 6-CIT sets John Thain's salary at $6 million a year
By Dan Wilchins and Steve Eder NEW YORK, Feb 8 (Reuters) - CIT Group Inc said its new Chief Executive John Thain will get an annual base salary of $6 million, most of which is in stock, and a bonus of up to another $1.5 million, in a nod to compensation
- John Thain's new turnaround challenge
NEW YORK (Fortune) -- Not so long ago, John Thain's legacy was that of the Merrill Lynch CEO who redecorated his office for $1.2 million before selling the dying investment firm to Bank of America in a controversial deal that is now under criminal
- CIT Names Ex Merrill CEO Thain as Chairman, CEO
Former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain, who brokered the investment bank's controversial sale to Bank of America, is taking over as chairman and CEO of CIT Group as the commercial lender continues to restructure its business following a brief stay in
- Europe could face long debt grind
The EU has been voicing its confidence in Greece's ability to contain spending Wall St mixed as European debt woes remain CIT names ex-Merrill CEO Thain as chairman, CEO Stock investors see threats from all directions US stocks slide on unexpected rise
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