A lot of things used to sit in every home without question. Somewhere along the way, quietly and without much fanfare, plenty of them stopped making the shopping list at all. None of this happened because anyone sat down and decided. Habits changed room by room, decade by decade, and eventually a whole category of…
In 1990, money was a physical experience. You could hold your savings, watch a teller stamp your passbook, and hear the coin jar getting heavier. The household’s finances had rituals, objects, and Saturday errands attached to them. Then money went digital, which made everything easier, and in one specific way, worse: the money disappeared from…
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BANGKOK (Reuters) -Thailand’s 500 billion baht ($13.51 billion) “digital wallet” stimulus policy gained cabinet approval on Tuesday, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said, clearing another hurdle for the signature policy of the ruling Pheu Thai party. The handout would give 10,000 baht ($270.20) to 50 million Thais to be spent in their local communities over a…
