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Bank Bills 3-Year-Old Bt2 Million

September 29, 2010September 29, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

 The Government Savings Bank has announced that the two million baht worth of debt bill sent to a three-year-old boy in Phitsanulok province was a mistake made by bank officials …

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New Thai Banking Fees

September 29, 2010September 29, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

The Bank of Thailand has concluded the issue of commercial banks’ transaction fees and the new rates will be implemented after the New Year. Banks claim they will each lose …

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Poverty Linked to Jump in Bali Suicides

September 29, 2010September 29, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

Beyond Bali’s calm and serenity lies an upsetting fact. The suicide rate among residents of the island of Gods has been increasing sharply this year. Luh Ketut Suryani, director of …

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Indonesia Rejects Virginity Tests

September 29, 2010September 29, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

The Indonesian government on Tuesday dismissed a provincial lawmaker’s proposal to force teenage schoolgirls to undergo virginity tests before they can enter state schools. Women’s Affairs Ministry official Wahyu Hartomo …

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WWF: Mekong River in Imminent Danger

September 27, 2010September 27, 2010 - by Thomas Lykke Pedersen - Leave a Comment

The government in Laos has just announced that it approves and supports the further process of constructing the dam to provide cheap power to the country. Sayabouly dam is the …

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Hotel Slammed for Sex Toys

September 27, 2010September 27, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

A trendy Stockholm hotel which offers its guests complimentary sex toys in their rooms has been criticised by police for “glorifying” the sex trade, reported the Svenska Dagbladet daily.Berns Hotel …

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Electrolux Announces a Change at the Top

September 24, 2010November 9, 2014 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

“After nine fantastic years as president and CEO, 13 years in group management and 27 years in the company, I want to do something new,” said Stråberg in a statement. …

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Sweden’s Strongest Beer Brewed at 18.5 Percent

September 23, 2010September 23, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

Microbrewery Sigtuna Brygghus near Arlanda airport has brewed Sweden’s strongest beer ever with 18.5 percent alcohol content.  The limited edition Sigtuna Ace of Spades Imperial Stout is brewed with fresh …

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Ikea Expects to Double Buying in India

September 22, 2010September 22, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

Ikea, the inexpensive and stylish Swedish home retailer, is not earning any money in India. But the company is spending it here, the chief executive, Mikael Ohlsson, said Monday. Ikea, …

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Burned Indonesian Maid With a Hot Iron

September 20, 2010September 20, 2010 - by Bjarne Wildau - Leave a Comment

Malaysian police said on Sunday that they have arrested a couple for burning their Indonesian maid with a hot iron and scalding water with the husband also accused of raping …

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