Thai protestors criticize foreign companies amid economic slowdown
Thai activists are protesting against companies from China, Israel and other countries, alleging they circumvent ownership rules and exploit the local economy. The protests, which included a rally at the Israeli embassy, come as sluggish economic growth in Thailand leads to a potential shift in the nation's traditionally open approach toward foreign business. The government may also widen its crackdown on ownership loopholes.
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