Bangkok: The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DE) has issued a warning to the public, advising against the spread and belief in fake news, particularly regarding claims that the government will disburse 10,000 baht in digital payments by September 2025. This false information emerged as the most popular fake news item of the week, followed by misleading reports about

Bangkok: The private sector is keeping a close eye on the new Cabinet’s policies, emphasizing the need for the FTI’s “five urgent proposals” to be applied to address both short-term and long-term economic issues. They emphasized that the first four months must yield quick-win results. According to Thai News Agency, the industrial sector places great importance on this government’s work,

Bangkok: Mr. Kamolpop Virapala, Managing Director of GH Bank, has won the prestigious DAILYNEWS TOP CEO 2025 award in the banking and finance business category. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Kamolpop was recognized for his exceptional leadership and management skills, which have significantly contributed to the economic, social, and national well-being. The award, organized by Daily News, seeks to

Bangkok: TAT announces the results of the TAT Connex Creator Awards 2025, a stage for finding the best Thai tourism creators. Mr. Nithee Siprae, Deputy Governor for Marketing Communications, Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), presented awards to the winners of the “TAT Connex Creator Awards 2025,” a TAT initiative to identify quality travel content from influencers and creators. Over 500

Bangkok: The Excise Department has unveiled a series of tax rate changes and initiatives aimed at boosting tourism, supporting electric vehicle production, and promoting the use of antique cars. According to Thai News Agency, the department has introduced a new tax rate for antique cars, setting it at 45%, to encourage their use during weekends and public holidays. This move

Bangkok: The Department of Business Development (DBD) has announced that the public can now verify whether their residential addresses have been falsely registered as company offices. If any discrepancies are found, individuals can report these for further investigation and prosecution. The DBD has conducted over 28,000 inspections, uncovering 44 instances of companies without actual office locations. According to Thai News