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7-Eleven debuts in Laos, plans rapid expansion - Vimarsana News

7-Eleven debuts in Laos, plans rapid expansion

CP All Plc will open hundreds of new 7-Eleven convenience stores and expand its 7-Eleven Delivery service, both in Thailand and internationally, it announced after opening its first branch in Laos.

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17 Thai conglomerates make it to Forbes' 'Global 2000' list - Vimarsana News

17 Thai conglomerates make it to Forbes' 'Global 2000' list

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Forbes magazine has released its 20th annual ranking of the world's top-performing conglomerates for the year 2023, with JP Morgan, the largest bank in the US with US$3.7 trillion in assets, securing the first position for the first time since 2011.

Forbes' Global 2000 list includes 17 Thai companies - Thailand Business News - Vimarsana News

Forbes' Global 2000 list includes 17 Thai companies - Thailand Business News

The ranking encompasses companies from 58 countries, with the US having the highest representation of 611 companies, followed by China with 356 companies. Thailand has 17 companies

Zen to expand into ready-to-eat meals - Vimarsana News

Zen to expand into ready-to-eat meals

Zen Corporation Plc, the operator of restaurant chains such as Zen, AKA and Tummour, is expanding its business to ready-to-eat meals, as a part of efforts to strengthen its business over the long term.

Baht gains as Move Forward leads vote, tycoon-linked stocks drop - Vimarsana News

Baht gains as Move Forward leads vote, tycoon-linked stocks drop

The baht rallied after pro-democracy parties emerged as the biggest winners in Sunday’s election, while stocks linked to some of the nation’s billionaires fell on concern that a new government will introduce more industry competition.