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Home > Business > Karun looks to pastures new
Nation Multimedia – Sep 28, 2007
Karun welcomed the invitation saying he was willing to consider anything of mutual benefit. But he ignores suggestions that he should become involved in political activity. n Monday morning Karun plans to go swimming and observe religious rites before setting about cleaning up his working room at home where he keeps thousands of books. "I promised my wife I would help her clean up the room because she said she could not do it alone" he said. Karun decided to retire from the ministry's top job one year earlier than his obligatory retirement date. According to civil service regulations permanent secretaries can serve for no more than six years. After that they must be reshuffled into the top job at another ministry or go to the ffice of the Prime Minister.
Home > Business > Suvarnabhumi heads towards better position
Nation Multimedia – Sep 28, 2007
Saying on the occasion of the first anniversary of the airport Serirat said that so far problems found in the first few months of the opening have been solved. He also noted that he is ready to work with Chana U-Sthaporn the newly-appointed president of Airports of Thailand would will start his work on Monday. Several directors and executives of AT were seen at the religious ceremony today including Tortrakul Yomnak and Kulya Pakakrong. Chairman Saprang Kalayanamitr was not seen though.
Home > Business > Family firms a force in the economy
Nation Multimedia – Sep 28, 2007
Family businesses employ 85 per cent of the global workforce. Chaivat Taepaisitphongse chairman of the Betagro Agro Group – one of the most successful agribusinesses in Thailand and a family business – said that following the teachings of ancestors was the key to success. "To become a leading business we adapt the traditional way of working with modern operations. The traditional family way is to be loyal active patient and sincere with customers and staff while the company also has a modern business structure for administration to ensure quick response to customer demand" he said. At Betagro the next generation will continue to develop the business to a higher level of success averaging growth of 7-10 per cent a year. The group is aiming at 15-per-cent growth in sales this year to Bt33 billion he added. Petchanet PratruangkraiThe Nation.
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