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Officials from the Thai Ministry of Transport met on Thursday with executives with the Singapore arm of the logistics giant AP Moller-Maersk to discuss expanding investments at Laem Chabang Port and enhancing cooperation in regional logistics systems.
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A sharp price drop is usually good news for buyers, but experts say high mortgage rates mean monthly costs haven’t budged.
A sharp price drop is usually good news for buyers, but experts say high mortgage rates mean monthly costs haven’t budged.
Tallink and seafarers continue to warn that the government's decision to discontinue support for passenger shipping could lead to some vessels, along with their crews, leaving the Estonian flag.
Renault Korea Motors, the Korean unit of France's Renault S.A., said Thursday its sales fell 24.7 percent in September from a year earlier amid weak demand at home.
GM Korea, the Korean unit of General Motors, said Thursday its sales surged 73.3 percent in September from a year earlier, driven by strong overseas demand.
The General Authority of Civil Aviation board, chaired by the transport minister, discussed key updates and approved new plans at its third 2026 meeting.
