Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE PHOTO: A view of part of online retailer Lazada's warehouse in Depok BANGKOK (Reuters) - The Thai army said on Monday it will ...

Lazada's key advantage in Southeast Asia amid rising competition from new entrants such as PDD Holdings' Temu and ByteDance's TikTok lies in technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) and ...

As the new chief executive of major e-marketplace operator Lazada Thailand, Varitha Kiatpinyochai, 32, is the company's youngest homegrown chief executive and the first woman to take the helm. She ...

Lazada Thailand is leveraging its "next-level e-commerce" strategy to position itself as a premium e-marketplace platform, with greater usage of artificial intelligence (AI) features to enhance the ...

BANGKOK, May 7 (Reuters) - Thailand on Saturday warned against the creation of online content that risked insulting the country's monarchy, after a video by a social media influencer promoting ...

Thai consumers have clicked with Lazada, selecting the ecommerce major as their top brand for customer experience. Many use the online shopping platform in Thailand to buy everything for daily life ...

Three Thai influencers were arrested over videos that critics say insulted a royal family member. The now-deleted clips were posted online in May as part of promotions for e-commerce firm Lazada. All ...

The Agoda Swag Store, managed by Agoda's partner, offers a variety of stylish and functional products catering to both everyday use and travel needs. Merchandise includes T-shirts, mugs, and eye masks ...

The customers of Lazada are all online but the regional shopping site sometimes resorts to attracting them the old-fashioned way: with TV ads, like the one above shown in Indonesia. I probably should ...

Thailand's Advertisers of the Month for June have a royal tinge to them, with Lazada, King Power, and Dairy Queen all assuming their brand thrones thanks to increases in ad awareness as tracked by ...

BANGKOK, May 9 (Reuters) - The Thai army said on Monday it will ban its 245,000 members from using one of Southeast Asia's biggest e-commerce websites for official purposes after royalists said a ...