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The new entity aims to raise US$200 million in VC funding to support “promising digital startups” that benefit Thai consumers.

A deluge of Amazon orders, more bad news for Uber, and Ofo’s widening footprint. Get caught up on what happened in the region the past week.

Omise will take over Paysbuy’s payment services from telco DTAC, and merge them into its own offering.

The startup is backed by 500 TukTuks and among the batch 4 of Dtac Accelerate, which recently held its D-day.

Thailand’s economy is digitizing quickly, with the government and private backers supporting such moves. Here are 4 startups that are paving the way.

In line with Dtac’s change of plan, the program is now divided into two tracks – the accelerator and incubator programs. Thus the finalists are separated into two categories.

This afternoon, Thailand’s second biggest mobile telco company, Dtac, revealed that it saw a big surge in mobile data usage as the coup enters second day.

Dtac is the second company in Thailand to start 4G, after TruemoveH kicked off its 4G service last year.

An earthquake with magnitude 6.0 occurred near Chiang Rai, the northernmost city in Thailand.

Back in December of last year, the total number of Thailand’s mobile telephone subscriptions reached 80 million. Three months have passed, and since then that figure has increased by 17 percent