Good looks save rooster from the pot TAICHUNG, Taiwan — A Taiwan rooster has been spared the fate of being killed, cooked and eaten because of its good looks, the chicken’s raisers said Monday. In February, the Shifang School for Mentally Retarded in Taichung, central Taiwan, bought 20 chick... Read more.
Man hit for acupuncture during city work hours The Yomiuri Shimbun KAWASAKI–A Kawasaki city government official received a written admonishment for treating his colleagues with acupuncture during working hours for five years, it has been learned. According to the Kawasaki city government, the ... Read more.
AIG keeps its Asian life insurance business Gabriel Chen The Straits Times AIA policyholders in Singapore are now unlikely to have their policies sold or transferred to another insurer, after their insurer’s troubled American parent said last night it will not sell off its coveted foreign life... Read more.
AIG keeps its Asian life insurance business Gabriel Chen The Straits Times AIA policyholders in Singapore are now unlikely to have their policies sold or transferred to another insurer, after their insurer’s troubled American parent said last night it will not sell off its coveted foreign life... Read more.
ID cards to double up as electronic purses By Asina Pornwasin The Nation New-generation vending machines will use RFID to dispense products ID cards to double up as electronic purses Soon, office employees will be able to buy a can of soft drink or a cup of instant coffee from a vending machine with... Read more.
MISSING TROLLEYS AoT to investigate thefts AMORNRAT MAHITTHIROOK The board of the Airports of Thailand (AoT) is still undecided whether it should hold Thai Airports Ground Services (Tags), the luggage trolley operator, responsible for the shortage of baggage carts at Suvarnabhumi airport. Acting AoT... Read more.
SUVARNABHUMI AIRPORT AoT workers ’stole and sold trolleys’ AMORNRAT MAHITTHIROOK Two Airports of Thailand Plc (AoT) inspectors have been suspended and accused of stealing thousands of baggage trolleys from Suvarnabhumi airport in the past four months. The two suspects are allegedly membe... Read more.
ID cards to double up as electronic purses By Asina Pornwasin The Nation Published on July 3, 2008 New-generation vending machines will use RFID to dispense products Soon, office employees will be able to buy a can of soft drink or a cup of instant coffee from a vending machine with just their compa... Read more.
