postponing the public holidays on 13-15 April 2020 during Songkran Festival until the situation concerning the spread of the novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) has improved, in which case the Cabinet will consider
the Cabinet has passed the resolution postponing the public holidays on 13-15 April 2020 during Songkran Festival until the situation concerning the spread of the novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) has
company lost ฿ 7.59 million. Due to spreading of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, company’s first quarter of 2020 income has decreased. In addition, the government has requested cooperation to
the world’s large oil producers. Heavy sell-off of shares was evident, which triggered the “circuit breaker” of the Stock 8 Exchange of Thailand in order to temporarily suspend share trading for the
. Sample Selection and Firm value measure 6 7 GPR measure ❑ We use novel measure of GPR index developed by Caldara and Iacoviello, 2022. The index is based on frequency of text-search algorithm from 11
activities in the digital world. This trend will likely be evident in the foreseeable future. To cope with this challenge, the business sector, including Thai commercial banks, has become more vigilant in
. • Operating Profit: rose by 104.10% YoY • EBITDA: it was made evident that the corporate and business strategy restructuring, efficient cost management together with business reorganization by emphasizing in
statistically significant with a negative sign. Results : A logistic regression model 2 It is evident that when clients move to the Big 4, they pay higher audit fees, especially in 2020. Clients are more likely
climate-related physical or transition risk changes over the short, medium, and long term. Novel and uncertain nature Many of the effects of climate change have no precedent, limiting the ability to apply
continuously increased over the past few years as evident from an acceleration of its advertising expenditures by 3.6%1 YoY to THB 1,678mn in 3Q 2017, benefiting from the shift in people’s behavior to spend more