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The State Bank of Vietnam’s latest move to reduce interest rates comes after other central banks around the globe have started easing to combat spreading weaknesses, but experts are warning that such decisions may not yield the desired effects.
Vietnam needs to remain cautious over trading with the US as with the risk of being named as currency manipulator by the latter has not faded away, according to economist Le Dang Doanh.
Forever 21’s filing for bankruptcy is pointing at deep industry-wide issues that all fashion retailers face.
The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) has requested Facebook to identify user accounts in Vietnam, initially in the two major cities of HCMC and Hanoi, as part of a move to tighten control over digital information.
The analysis must be predictable about the global and regional situation and impact on the country.
The street was colorful with flowers and flags to make up the excitement in Hanoi Liberation Day.
The agency will unlikely upgrade the ratings of the 17 banks, because their ratings are on review for downgrade.
Personal deposits saw the first decline of VND14 trillion (US$603.08 million) in July, after growing in six consecutive months.
HCM City police have smashed a multi-million dollar illegal sports gambling ring.
The prime minister has asked several ministries, agencies and local governments to report on the risk of the domestic real estate market being dominated by foreign entities, given the recent influx of foreign investment into the sector.
The AirVisual app, whose data indicated that Hanoi has at times topped its list of 90 major global cities suffering from air pollution, has been restored for download on Google Play and Apple’s App Store in Vietnam.
The fact that air pollution alerts in HCMC are not timely made available is attributable to the Center for Environment and Natural Resources Monitoring’s use of outdated environmental monitoring devices, said Cao Tung Son, director of the center.
Hi-tech agriculture cooperatives in HCMC are finding it difficult to expand production scale, while farmers are reluctant to make investments because of complicated procedures.
Foreign and domestic consulting firms have been welcomed to submit designs for the underground space of the Ben Thanh station in District 1 as part of a competition recently approved by the HCMC government.
Vietnamese investors are increasing their investments in projects abroad, especially in developed countries, such as Australia and the United States.
The General Department of Taxation of Vietnam (GDT) on Wednesday announced the list of 1,000 highest taxpayers (V1000) in Viet Nam in 2018 which contributed 60.3 per cent of total corporate income tax.
Vietnam jumped five spots in the UPU's Integrated Index for Postal Development (2IPD) to rank in 45th place, with 51.79 points, among 172 countries and territories in the world.
Tan Son Nhat International Airport on October 10 started using the area navigation RNAV 1 specification at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in an attempt to reduce air traffic congestion and improve capacity.
High-tech, Chemical, and Trading leading the way in salary increases in 2019, Mercer-Talentnet survey finds.
The Asian Banker continues to honour the 500 strongest banks in the Asia-Pacific in 2019 with some familiar names from Vietnam.
The semi-annual consolidated financial statement of Vinachem showed a steep drop in profit, partially due to its accounts and assets being frozen by the court.
Vietnam must identify, implement and build management models for sharing economy applications in the country’s major sectors such as banking and transport to ensure a fair business playground and protect all involved parties.
Vietnam's long-term foreign currency (FC) bond ceiling at Ba1, its long-term FC deposit ceiling at B1, and its local currency bond and deposit ceilings at Baa3 are unchanged.
Vocational schools complain they are finding it difficult to enroll learners despite attractive job opportunities.
Vietnam considers domestic private enterprises as an important driving force for the economy which is looking to become an integrated and modern one.