Deputy Minister of Health talks about fate of made-in-Vietnam Covid-19 vaccines

Deputy Minister of Health Do Xuan Tuyen said all three vaccines developed by Vietnam’s companies, including Nanocovax, Covivac and ARCT-154, are under clinical trials.

Vietnam's state-owned banks seek capital injection

Four state-owned banks are soliciting a government mechanism to accelerate a capital boost that would involve the state budget and lift the foreign ownership ratio.

Ministry of Construction vows to control real estate brokers

The Ministry of Construction said that it plans to set strict regulations to tighten control over real estate brokers. There are about 300,000 brokers in Vietnam.

No footballers in V.League 1 can replace Quang Hai: coach Chun Jae-ho

Hanoi FC coach Chun Jae-ho has admitted that he faces an uphill struggle to replace midfielder Nguyen Quang Hai at this current time, stating no one currently available will be able to fill his boots.

Google, Facebook, Netflix to pay taxes in Vietnam via new platform

Since the issuance of Circular 80, large cross-border service providers such as Google, Facebook and Netflix have expressed their support and have said they are willing to pay taxes.

Vietnam looks to Middle East market to earn billions of dollars

The total value of food and foodstuff imported by the Middle East market is expected to increase to $70 billion per annum by 2035.

Taxing cross-border platforms: Vietnam tries to fight losses

Cross-border businesses providing services directly to individual users earn huge revenue from Vietnamese customers but they have not paid taxes to Vietnam.

Malaysian model offends in Hoi An

Malaysian model Siew Pui Yi caused offence after posting a photo wearing only an ao dai tunic without the trousers on April 4.

Tan Hoang Minh chairman, six others arrested on fraud charges

Investigators of the Ministry of Public Security on April 5, arrested the chairman of Tan Hoang Minh Group and six senior executives of Tan Hoang Minh-affiliated companies on alleged fraud charges.

WB lowers Vietnam’s 2022 economic growth to 5.3%

The World Bank (WB), in its East Asia and Pacific Economic Update on April 5, has lowered Vietnam’s GDP growth rate for this year to 5.3% from its 5.5% projection in January.

Missing Vietnamese intern found dead in Israel

A 29-year-old Vietnamese intern who went missing in Israel six years ago has been found dead in Neot HaKikar, a moshav in Arava valley in Israel.

Forbes names seven Vietnamese billionaires on 2022 rankings

Forbes has announced its list of 2,668 billionaires in the world in 2022, including seven Vietnamese executives.

FDI companies report losses: signs of transfer pricing, tax evasion

The number of foreign-invested (FDI) firms doing business at a profit in 2020 accounted for only 40.2%, while 56% reported losses.

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Hanoi to get 1-6 grade students back to school

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Over 11,200 fake Samsung chargers seized in Hanoi

 

Travel booms in young people on a year lost to Covid-19

Travel is on the rise as the worst of Covid-19 pandemic seems to be behind.

Vietnamese-American singer Teresa Mai wins Grammy award

Composer and opera singer Teresa Mai won the Grammy award for Best Classical Solo Vocal Album on Sunday (local time) in Las Vegas.

Experts warn of high risk as VND266 trillion of bonds reach maturity this year

As many as VND266 trillion worth of corporate bonds will reach maturity in 2022, accounting for 19 percent of total bonds in circulation.

Groups gear up for cloud technologies

Cloud computing is strongly driving new business models in the media and entertainment industry, with more domestic and international cloud service providers boosting their footprint.

Case at consular department shows signal of taking advantage of policy to seek illegal profit: Officer

The investigation police agency confirmed that there were acts of taking advantage of policies to seek illegal profit in the case of taking bribery at the Consular Department under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Coal shortages puts thermal power plants at risk

Vietnam Electricity (EVN) has said that the amount of coal supplied to its thermal power plants (TPP) fell short of the contractual amounts, putting them at risk.

Property developer’s bond issuance canceled following false information submission

The State Securities Commission has decided to cancel nine separate bond issuances worth over 437 million USD by subsidiaries of property developer Tan Hoang Minh Group because they submitted false information.

Vietnam-developed COVID-19 vaccine candidates now in clinical trials: official

All the three COVID-19 vaccine candidates Vietnam is developing are currently in the stage of clinical trials, and if they are qualified as assessed by the ethics and advisory councils, the Ministry of Health (MoH) will grant licenses.

Another detained on charge of stock market manipulation

The police decided to launch criminal proceedings against and detain Trinh Thi Minh Hue, a member of FLC Group's accounting department, for assisting Trinh Van Quyet on the charge of stock market manipulation.

When will ministry dispatches stop bedeviling enterprises?

The overlapping and inconsistency of legal documents continues to make things difficult for businesses.