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dtac announces the appointment of Mr. Sitthichoke Nopchinabutr as the new Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) effective June 1, 2016, replacing Mr. Sigvart Voss Eriksen, who has completed his tenure with dtac and will assume a new role with Telenor Group. Prior to joining dtac, Sitthichoke served as Vice President, Telecommunications &
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The Civil Court today ruled that Tesco Lotus is guilty in violation of the Article 421 of the Civil Code, following two major marketing campaigns years ago. The court also awarded the damage compensation of Bt2.46 million to Big C Supercentre and Bt1.5 million to Cencar. Read more: The Nation
Read More BANGKOK, 28 June 2011 (NNT) – The Suvarnabhumi Airport Rail Link is improving its marketing strategy to encourage more passengers to make use of the check-in services at Makkasan Station after less than 20 users were recorded each day. Mr Pakorn Tangjetsakao, Acting CEO of SRT Electrified Train Co, Ltd,
Read More Nudists, you now have a place to work and frolic freely. A U.K. Web company has put out an ad seeking female Web coders who want to work in a "naturist" environment. Are you a female who likes to work in an office environment, but prefers to do so in
Read More Today: Apple fans around the world line up to buy the iPad 2, and the company invites developers to WWDC to see "the future of iOS and Mac OS." Plus: eBay intends to buy GSI for $2.4 billion; chip developer Tabula gains $108 million in funding; Jack Dorsey is returning
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BANGKOK (eTN) - Despite the crucial importance of tourism to Thailand's economy and the successful efforts made by the country to lure international visitors, foreigners touring the kingdom often wonder about the difficulties to be understood in English, even when these are basic words such as restaurant or hospital. In Bangkok
Read More Chiang Mai tourism associations yesterday urged the government to help them by promoting the North overseas, as new bookings seem very slow for the high season. "Hotels and tour operators in Chiang Mai have received advance reservations of only 3040 per cent. We should have a higher number, at least 50
Read More Venus Remedies, pharmaceutical manufacturer, said on Tuesday the Company has been awarded a contract for supply of its anti-cancer drug Docetaxel to the Thailand government. The Company has bagged the compulsory license from the Thailand government for the supply of anti-cancer drug. The contract is valid for one year and
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