Western companies ‘still wary’ of Burma
Business leader says western investment interest in Burma still low compared to Asian countries but reforms could see that change Thai energy workers strike in Tavoy
Employees of PTT complain of low salaries and poor working conditions as strike threatens to bring further controversy to lucrative venture Burmese banks to start SE Asia services
Four privately-owned banks to open money exchange services in Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore to help flows of remittances Militants fire on Thai village, killing two
Group of up to 15 men believed to have crossed over the border from Burma open fire on houses in Umphang district village ‘No place for dirty coal in Burma’: activists
Environmental groups demand impact assessments be carried out as bare minimum for existing and future energy projects in Burma Simple dreams, harsh realities
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Majority of the 700,000 Burmese migrants who have undergone verification in Thailand are still being denied healthcare, group warns Thai energy firm eyes Tavoy alternative
Shock cancellation of Tavoy coal-fired plant prompts Thai energy giant to moot possibility of constructing hydrocarbon plant in Burma Govt ‘exploiting’ fuel price hike: campaigners
Doubling of electricity prices prompts accusations that government is capitalising on surplus of cash from sales to China and Thailand Red carpet
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