TOKYO -- Two months into Paetongtarn Shinawatra's tenure as Thai prime minister, the third Shinawatra in the role -- following her father, Thaksin, and aunt, Yingluck -- is just getting started on her task of reviving a stalled economy mired in household debt.
Last month saw the opening of One Bangkok, a 120 billion baht ($3.54 billion) commercial and residential complex developed by Thai Charoen Corp. Group that is among the largest redevelopment projects in Southeast Asia.
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