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Drones are increasingly winging their way to rural households to deliver groceries and medication to elderly people.

For two straight days after the presidential elections, many popular mobile phone brands were sold out as residents from the towns of Tagbina, Barobo and Lianga in neighbouring Surigao del Sur province went into a shopping frenzy.

The increasing purchasing power of Cambodians is prompting foreign department stores, including Thailand’s Siam Makro Plc, to open more shopping malls in the country, the Thai embassy reported.

Would you like to shop online but also contribute towards a good cause? SocialGiver, a non-profit shopping platform, is making a bold attempt at a marriage of business and charity. 

The fourth phase of the co-shopping subsidy campaign “Khon La Khrueng” (Let’s Go Halves) recorded a spending of Bt52 billion by 26.2 million registrants and the government as of March 8, the Finance Ministry announced on Wednesday.

The fourth phase of the government co-shopping subsidy “Khon La Khrueng” (Let’s Go Halves) may arrive sooner than scheduled, Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith said on Friday.

Siam Piwat, the owner and operator of Bangkok’s Siam Paragon, Siam Centre, Siam Discovery and Iconsiam shopping complexes, launched its “OneSiam” application on Thursday in a bid to provide an “extraordinary” experience for online customers, director and CEO Chadatip Chutrakul said.

Consumption tax exemptions will no longer apply to foreign students studying in the nation after the government and ruling parties revise the taxation system for the 2022 fiscal year starting April.

Fewer Americans shopped during Thanksgiving weekend than they did last year, but more of them did so in person, data released Tuesday shows.

A survey conducted by the CBA showed that 82 percent of Aussies would try to make the most of any discounts over the weekend, and 80 percent said they would be encouraged to shop at stores offering Black Friday discounts.

Total spending through the government’s “Khon La Khrueng” (Let’s Go Halves) co-shopping subsidy scheme came in at 105.44 billion baht via 25.32 million members as of October 21, the Finance Ministry said on Friday.

People in Greater Bangkok flocked to supermarkets on Thursday to stock up on food and basic necessities to prepare for a possible lockdown.