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The Philippines has seen a surge in online shopping activity over the past few years. Here’s a list of sites dearest to Filipinos’ hearts.

Transcosmos formed a new subsidiary in Thailand where it will transfer all assets of MetroDeal Holdings.

Some are veterans in the e-commerce wars, others are relative newbies. Most are homegrown ventures, while a couple can trace their roots overseas.

Bitcoin usage is on the rise in Asia, and the Philippines is no exception to this. But if you’re still wondering where you can use your bitcoins, here’s a list

Coins.ph launched in the Philippines last year offering a Bitcoin trading platform in the country. Following this, it is now set to provide a Bitcoin payment service for daily deals

A cybersquatting incident is causing a stir in the Philippine e-commerce industry. The Bobbery, a local blog covering tech startups, reported yesterday that daily deals site Metrodeal allegedly owns a number of domain names

LocalRoam is a Philippine-based group buying website. Pretty much like the more popular MetroDeal Manila but different in that LocalRoam is focused on offering, to use its own tagline, a

Next, for what promises to be a most entertaining session, Ralph Wunsch, founder of the Groupon-esque MetroDeal.com, talks about how they became the #1 e-commerce website in the Philippines by

Daily deals have been one of the biggest trends to hit the internet since social media. Pioneered and popularized by Groupon, the deals model swept the world by storm and