Huge Nike flagship store opens in Bangkok’s Siam Center

Huge Nike flagship store opens in Bangkok’s Siam Center A massive Nike flagship store is now open in Bangkok’s Siam Center, with a ‘footprint’ spanning more than 836 square metres of prime retail space in the capital. Intended to showcase Nike’s innovation across multiple product categories, the store offers the brand’s first “Nike By You”…

Thailand passes record Bt1.9-trillion stimulus package

Thailand passes record Bt1.9-trillion stimulus package

Thailand passes record Bt1.9-trillion stimulus package The Thai Parliament approved three key emergency decrees providing Bt1.9-trillion aid package to businesses and people hit by the Covid-19 fallout Thailand’s parliament approved a 1.9 trillion baht (US$59.7 billion) stimulus package, the kingdom’s biggest-ever cash injection, as Southeast Asia’s second-biggest economy is expected to contract by 6 to…

Asia Pacific’s passenger traffic drops 98,8% in April

Asia Pacific’s passenger traffic drops 98,8% in April

Asia Pacific’s passenger traffic drops 98,8% in April Preliminary April 2020 traffic figures released today by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) showed that international air passenger traffic was almost brought to a standstill in April. Preliminary April 2020 traffic figures released today by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) showed that international…

Central buys Family Mart Thailand

Central buys Family Mart Thailand

Central buys Family Mart Thailand Shopping centre operator Central Retail Corporation has bought 100% of Family Mart, one of Thailand’s major convenience store chains, as it “moves forward to develop a new business model to cater to modern consumers”. CRC’s chief executive officer says the acquisition will strengthen Central’s hold on the food market and…

Thai parliament urged to pass record 1.9t baht virus stimulus bill

Thai parliament urged to pass record 1.9t baht virus stimulus bill

Thai parliament urged to pass record 1.9t baht virus stimulus bill [Bangkok] Thailand’s premier on Wednesday urged parliament to approve the kingdom’s biggest-ever stimulus package to revive an economy battered by coronavirus, which has brought tourism to a standstill, slashed exports and left millions jobless. The 1.9 trillion baht (S$84.4 billion) package would be a…