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ecommerce

Uncovering the Value of Thailand’s Top Online Platforms

The key challenge for brands looking to go online successfully in Thailand is a lack of actionable data and insights into consumer behavior
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The Thai Message about shopping

At roughly 300 stores per million people similar to Malaysia and Singapore, compared to an average of 50 in Vietnam or Indonesia, plus online shopping, the Thai multi-brand retail scenario is comparable to that in the US or west Europe.
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TAT targets shoppers with Amazing Thailand Grand Sale

Thailand is still a paradise for shoppers from all over the world, with a wide range of products and services, good quality, and value for money. One of the programs that are recognized among tourists is the Amazing Thailand Grand Sale (ATGS), the annual sales season which has been held for 14 years.

Thailand marks first Consumer Confidence Index rise in four months

BANGKOK, June 10 (TNA) – Thailand’s Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) in May increased to 75.5 for the first time since February, a University survey found, a rise of 0.5 from the previous month.
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The business sector ask reds to leave shopping area

The business sector on Monday called on anti-government protesters to move out…
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Siam Paragon Bangkok’s shopping mall puts losses at 60 to 70 million baht

Siam Paragon – Bangkok’s upscale shopping mall – said it had lost sales totalling 60 to 70 million baht due to the occupation of Ratchaprasong intersection by the anti-government protesters on Saturday.
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Central Pattana property developer is looking Asia-wide

Central Pattana Plc (CPN), the SET-listed property developer under the Central Group…

No new Index Living Malls in 2010 for second year in a row

Index Living Mall, Thailand’s largest retail furniture and home-decoration chain, will freeze expansion in 2010 for the second year running. Managing director Jarinthorn Patamasatayasonthi said the prolonged delay was due to the continuing economic and political instability, which was expected to make 2010 another difficult year.