The Commerce Ministry has drafted a plan to deal with foreign businesses that use Thai nominees to operate in the country.

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Stocks in the region were a mixed bag with shares in Indonesia losing 1.3% to fall to their lowest since early August, while those in the Philippines advanced 1.6% breaking a seven-day losing streak.