THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 3 July 2019

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Spider-Man: Far From Home producer Amy Pascal – 'My life has been women and Spider-Man'

by Richard Jordan

 

 

The producer and former studio exec talks about her love for the webslinger, working with Marvel and the importance of taking risks.

 

Full Story: https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1109715-spider-man-far-from-home-producer-amy-pascal-–-my-life-has-been-women-and-spider-man/

 

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Justin Bieber SLAMMED by Emma Portner for 'degrading women' and paying her 'less than minimum wage'

by By CAITLYN BECKER

 

Shots fired: Choreographer Emma Portner (left) accused Justin Bieber of 'degrading women' and severely underpaying her during his 2016 Purpose World Tour in a long and scathing social media post on Tuesday (Pictured with wife Ellen Page in 2017)

 

Justin Bieber was put on blast by his former choreographer on Tuesday. 

 

Full Story: https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1109716-justin-bieber-slammed-by emma-portner-for-degrading-women-and-paying-her-less-than-minimum-wage/

 

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Sir Cliff Richard opens up about 'trauma' of false sex abuse allegations amid bid to keep accused anonymous until charge

 

Sir Cliff Richard launched the petition with Daniel Janner (centre) and Paul Gambaccini (left). Credit: PA

 

Singer Sir Cliff Richard and DJ Paul Gambaccini have called for a "re-balancing of the legal system" as they helped launch a petition to try to force a change in the law to give those accused of sexual offences anonymity until they are charged.

 

Full Story: https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1109717-sir-cliff-richard-opens-up-about-trauma-of-false-sex-abuse-allegations-amid-bid-to-keep-accused-anonymous-until-charge/

 

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Bank branches aren’t dead, but a new model is needed

By Nontawat Poomchusri, Special to The Nation

 

Nontawat Poomchusri, country managing director and head of financial services practice, Accenture Thailand

 

One might look at the steep decline in the numbers of bank branches in Thailand and other countries in recent years, and can't help to think that their future is doomed, particularly when considering that much of the world is moving towards all sorts of digital transactions, automated investment devices and cashless payments.

 

Full Story: https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1109718-bank-branches-aren’t-dead-but-a-new-model-is-needed/

 

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No Villagers Spared in Saithong National Park Encroachment Cases

By Chularat Saengpassa

 

Many villagers hug each other as they expect to receive a jail term over national-park encroachment. They believe they are innocent, though.

 

All 14 villagers sued for allegedly encroaching on the Chaiyaphum-based Saithong National Park were found guilty by the Appeals Court despite the loud complaints and media attention to the cases.

 

Full Story: https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1109727-no-villagers-spared-in-saithong-national-park-encroachment-cases/

 

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Thailand among emerging market economies in frame for gains from US rate cuts

By Wichit Chaitrong, The Nation

 

Homin Lee, of Swiss private bank Lombard Odier, presents the case for strong investment prospects in emerging markets.

 

Thailand and other emerging market economies are becoming more attractive to investors amid expectations of cuts in US benchmark interest rates this year, say private bankers.

 

Full Story: https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1109728-thailand-among-emerging-market-economies-in-frame-for-gains-from-us-rate-cuts/

 

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Interest rate cut can’t be ruled out, says Bank of Thailand official

By The Nation

 

 

A senior Bank of Thailand official, Don Nakornthab, said on Wednesday that he believes the rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee has not shut the door on a possible interest rate cut this year.

 

Full Story: https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1109729-interest-rate-cut-can’t-be-ruled-out-says-bank-of-thailand-official/

 

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