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The President of the Home Builder Association proposed that the Anti-Corruption Organisation be open to everyone to combat corruption, create a convenient complaint way and be ready to publicise methods to protect-conceal-guard "Whistleblowers - Corrupt Discloser". The association recommended to create an online construction application and one-stop service in the…

Nongpho milk reported a sharp increase in sales after Lisa of Blackpink fame and her friends recently posted a video showing them drinking the chocolate milk on Instagram.

A Russian tourist was injured in an attack by a group of guards at a go-go bar on Pattaya's Walking Street early Sunday, police said.

Clothing made from recycled materials is becoming a global consumer trend as more people are concerned about protecting the environment and reducing emissions.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is planning to install artificial intelligence-assisted traffic cameras at over 200 intersections across the city to help its crackdown on traffic violations.

SCB X Plc is teaming up with KakaoBank to set up a consortium to apply for a virtual bank licence from the Bank of Thailand.

Tak: Three Registration Department officials in Mae Sot district are under investigation after they allegedly took 30 million baht in bribes to issue identification cards to 700 Myanmar migrants in the past three months.

Household debt has long been a concern for Thailand, impeding consumer spending and hindering economic growth.

Police have issued arrest warrants for three civilians over their alleged involvement in the extortion of six suspects who are under investigation in an online gambling case.

Chiang Mai tourism operators hope the new government will work to urgently solve the haze problem to lure back long-stay senior tourists, which represent a major loss for the province.