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As cashless-only stores continue to pop up across Singapore, some teens and seniors feel left out
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As cashless-only stores continue to pop up across Singapore, some teens and seniors feel left out
When Jiya Sharma, 15, went to Starbucks at Downtown East two months ago to study, she could not buy a drink as the outlet has stopped accepting cash.The Secondary 3 student, who had visited the outlet weekly over the past two years, left empty-handed that day.She also recalled having a similar experience about a year ago while trying to buy...
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