f-commerce

Uniqly’s do-it-yourself website service allows merchants to create their own estore on multiple platforms.

2013 was a year of booming e-commerce in Thailand. Thanks to more 3G coverage, the 131 percent mobile penetration rate, and about 52 million internet users in the country, more

After selling gadgets on Facebook for over seven years, facebook-commerce page KimStore has now tapped the services of Singapore-based startup Tack This to better its consumers’ online buying experience. For Tack This, it’s also

E-commerce is one of the fastest growing sectors in Thailand, thanks to increasing internet penetration throughout the country. Meanwhile, young Thai are growing more and more interested in buying street-chic

Instead of building a dashboard for people selling straight from their Facebook Page, Instapps helps customize full-on stores via Facebook’s Apps platform.

A Bangkok based all-in-one e-commerce service startup, BentoWeb offers a ready-made online store that helps customers accept orders and payments from social networks and mobile devices. Now the business is

A new wave of Thai individuals, mostly women, are making truckloads of money just by selling goods on Facebook.

While Facebook stores haven’t worked out so well for major retailers, so-called f-commerce is still a force to be reckoned with for smaller merchants, businesses, and fashion labels. It’s also

Made in Malaysia, Instapps helps merchants to set up an online storefront within their Facebook page. Instapps allows merchants to easily manage their product listings and sales. Once published, the

Facebook and e-commerce have something in common in Indonesia: They are both huge, yet still have a lot of potential here. Many people are making an effort to combine the