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NEW YORK, Nov 18 (Reuters) - International market regulators should enhance their level of cooperation, but should not outright merge into a single global regulator, the chairman of the U.S. ...

The Finance Ministry will propose extending tax breaks for the property sector until March 2010 to bolster the economy. Finance Minister Suchart Thada-Thamrongvech said cabinet ministers will consider the tax ...

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Retired Army General Pallop Pinmanee wants to get back in action. He wants to be in the lineup of the Internal Security Operation Commander (Isoc) so he can restore law ...

The BBC wiped dozens of episodes of the sci-fi serial during the 1960s and 1970s to make space in its archives. However, some tapes thought lost forever have turned up ...

The cult of celebrity among King Bhumimbol 's family and his people is, believe it or not, stronger than the Germans' love for Barack Obama . This past weekend, Thais ...

By this time in November, the people of Bang Lamphu community are accustomed to having their Santichaiprakarn Park crawling with performers, theatre-goers, children and mere curious passers-by, parts of their ...

Nov. 12 (Bloomberg) -- China's retail sales rose 22 percent, close to the fastest pace in nine years, signaling that domestic demand may help the fourth-biggest economy through the worst ...

TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) - Major world banks showed the strain of economic crisis on Tuesday, with Britain's Barclays altering its fund-raising plans to quell shareholder anger and profits in Japan's largest ...

Bangkok - Thailand's fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra has decided not to appeal an abuse-of-power conviction that carries a two-year jail sentence and has turned him in to a divorced, ...