Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand) back issues from April 2005:
Ads for 'germ-killing' air-conditioners suspended.
Apr 01, 2005
Watsons opens 100th outlet: Siam Discovery store to be flagship location.
Apr 01, 2005
Ericsson pushes mobile broadband.
Apr 01, 2005
Computer system for local taxes questioned.
Apr 01, 2005
Ascon to raise funds to bid for state projects.
Apr 01, 2005
37 firms vow to hold prices through June.
Apr 01, 2005
Diaper producer to list on SET.
Apr 01, 2005
Small current-account surplus announced.
Apr 01, 2005
Ice-cream firm from Singapore set to diversify.
Apr 01, 2005
IT startup offers 'collaborative commerce'.
Apr 01, 2005
BMA official urges caution around airport.
Apr 01, 2005
Asimar teams up with Italian partner in green joint venture.
Apr 01, 2005
Thai stance 'undermined' by Thanong's compromise on steel.
Apr 01, 2005
SET accused of double standard: Brokerage officers cite discrimination.
Apr 01, 2005
Siemens and Ericsson to split TOT work.
Apr 01, 2005
Restaurant owner in tsunami-hit Khao Lak sells self-made video of disaster.
Apr 01, 2005
One Asset to list two of its joint ventures on MAI bourse.
Apr 01, 2005
Conservation incentives eyed.
Apr 02, 2005
CCP eyes strong sales from megaprojects.
Apr 02, 2005
British Dispensary hoping to regain powder market lead.
Apr 02, 2005
Finnish firm buys Thai Lift.
Apr 02, 2005
Energy costs prompt higher inflation forecast.
Apr 02, 2005
Nuttaphob group takes control, names four new directors.
Apr 02, 2005
International reserves decline by $900m.
Apr 02, 2005
PTT set to invest B10bn in new gas separation plant.
Apr 02, 2005
Somkid calls for commission to study steel-related issues.
Apr 02, 2005
TMB penalised in Thaioil IPO.
Apr 02, 2005
Tourism to keep current account in black but rocky road lies ahead.
Apr 02, 2005
KTB considers legal action over bad loans.
Apr 04, 2005
Novartis backs local biotechnology research.
Apr 04, 2005
KTC steps up activity in provincial market.
Apr 04, 2005
Funds for city councillors under fire.
Apr 04, 2005
Bangkok Post, Thailand, Company Reports column.
Apr 04, 2005
Wall Street Institute ready to expand.
Apr 04, 2005
Timely tips for would-be franchisees.
Apr 04, 2005
Bangkok Post, Thailand, business briefs.
Apr 04, 2005
United Securities to push investment banking.
Apr 04, 2005
Saha set to tap international lingerie market.
Apr 04, 2005
National Geographic sees vast potential for brand in Asia.
Apr 04, 2005
Newcomers behind B4bn project.
Apr 04, 2005
Bangkok Land seeks funds for expansion.
Apr 04, 2005
Growth of land sales helps outlook.
Apr 04, 2005
SET50 to be amended, new index planned.
Apr 04, 2005
Foreign analysts still hold positive view.
Apr 04, 2005
Telecom revamp on hold.
Apr 04, 2005
Local manufacturers cry foul over change in stance on steel.
Apr 04, 2005
Positive growth prospects seen.
Apr 04, 2005
Luxury watch retailer aims for 20 percent growth in sales this year.
Apr 04, 2005
CPF projects profit on improved prospects.
Apr 04, 2005
BEC World expects 10% growth for 2005.
Apr 04, 2005
Phuket Air turns to well-heeled Europeans.
Apr 05, 2005
Bangkok Post, Thailand, business briefs column.
Apr 05, 2005
Bangkok Post, Thailand, company reports column.
Apr 05, 2005
PTT leads efforts to replace diesel with gas.
Apr 05, 2005
Platinum prepares to offer units in all ranges.
Apr 05, 2005
Boutique resort part of focus on tourism.
Apr 05, 2005
Asia Sermkij raises funds for growth.
Apr 05, 2005
Excise tax misses six-month target on higher use of diesel.
Apr 05, 2005
Lobbying by Japanese irks industrialists: Trade pact in danger.
Apr 05, 2005
Subway ads will be lucrative: Three firms sign deals after delays.
Apr 05, 2005
Don Muang steps up its security, flyers wary of further incidents.
Apr 05, 2005
Businesses bracing for more fallout.
Apr 05, 2005
Retailer seeks help for five sectors.
Apr 05, 2005
SET plunges on bombings, oil at new high.
Apr 05, 2005
Lowe Thailand replaces Singapore.
Apr 06, 2005