ThaiVest Editorial Team

The government's housing incentive scheme faces criticism for being unfair to low-income earners and favoring new home buyers over those purchasing second-hand or self-built properties. Industry experts argue for adjustments to benefit a wider range of individuals.

Siam Cement Group has topped Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) building material and fixture sector for the first time, convincing...

Tax incentives for first-time home buyers will be submitted for the Cabinet's approval today, Finance Minister Thirachai Phuvanatnaranubala said yesterday....

YLG Bullion International, Thailand's largest wholesale gold trader, has revised up its gold price projection to between US$2,000 and $2,200...

Thailand is ready to host world-class fairs, thanks to its highly developed event-marketing business, while guests are extremely enthusiastic about...

Most Thais did not grow up with do-it-yourself (DIY) furniture. But the coming of Ikea, the Swedish furniture chain, to...

The commercial office property market in Bangkok is beginning to see a move forward and growth in demand and rent....

The era for big multinational companies trying to buy something cheaply in Thailand is over, as there are now local...

Former finance minister Virabongsa Ramangkura has advised the Bank of Thailand to cut its key interest rate to boost economic...