VietNamNet Bridge - Having an estimated value of $33 million, the competition in the food delivery sector is as cutthroat as the ride-hailing market.

 Mr. Paul Stoll, CEO of Chao Global, discusses Vietnam's tourism industry development with VET's Linh San.

Kon Tum officially debuts products from Ngoc Linh ginseng, One more trade center open in HCMC, Quang Tri builds internationally-certified shrimp farming zones, CPTPP brings opportunities, challenges to Vietnam’s agriculture

 The Hill chickens got their name from the fact that local people always raise the chickens without any cages. As a result, every day the chickens are free to roam and wander on the slopes of the hills.

 With the growth of merger and acquisition activities in Vietnam, the number of trade disputes in Vietnam is on the rise.

 Geographical Indication (GI) is vital in the process of building trade names, developing sustainable global markets, and intellectual property protection for Vietnamese produce.

Vietnam's trade benefitting fully from the CPTPP requires the country and its enterprises put the agreement to their advantage and comply with all regulations.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Annual prizes by the Viet Nam Literature & Art Association were presented to 65 of its members early this month in Hanoi. The awards review and evaluate the performance of artists over the year.

 The village of Tu Lien in Hanoi, which is known for growing ornamental kumquat trees, is putting the finishing touches on its products to prepare for the upcoming Lunar New Year.

 The project ‘Transforming Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) into a smart city in the period 2017 – 2020, with a vision to 2025’ has been formally launched.  

 VietNamNet Bridge – “Your husband prevented you from Tet holiday at your parents’ house, he must understand that he is breaking the law!” Nguyen Thu Mai was surprised to hear the warning from colleagues.

A French woman has found her Vietnamese father after 26 years of contact loss thanks to social network.

 It is estimated between now and 2030, Vietnam’s electricity sector requires new investments of about US$10 billion annually, higher than the average of US$8 billion for the 2011–2015 period.

Vietnam raked in US$36.809 billion from exports to Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) member nations in 2018.

 Hanoi is pulling in expanding levels of investment from large multinational technology firms.

As many as 945 research teams have been established at 142 out of 271 surveyed universities, a report has found. However, the number of articles in academic publications remains modest.

 Products on display will be ornamental plants, flowers and fruit trees, some handicraft products of traditional craft villages and products for the Lunar New Year.

 Vietnam’s economy is growing at a rapid rate and attracting most of world’s leading IT companies, including Microsoft.

 The talents of carpentry have made the reputation of this village spread throughout the city and nationwide

On January 15, some residents in Quang Binh Province’s Le Thuy District said that they had seen some gaur (Bos gaurus) individuals seeking for food near An Bai and Ha Lec villages.

 Transport Minister Nguyen Van The sent a thank-you letter to an old man in the Mekong delta province of An Giang who has diligently repaired potholed streets for years.

 In order to approach choosy markets more easily, Vietnamese enterprises have entered foreign markets by merger and acquisition methods, buying factories or stakes of foreign firms in their countries.

 Nationwide industrial and economic zones attracted over US$8.3 billion in foreign direct investment in 2018, according to a source from the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

 Vehicles completely built-up in Thailand and Indonesia held a combined ratio of 89% of the total vehicle imports to Vietnam in 2018, according to Vietnam Customs.

 Ride-hailing firm Grab Vietnam has filed an appeal against the ruling of the HCMC People’s Court ordering it to pay VND4.8 billion (US$207,100) in compensation to Vinasun, an HCMC-based taxi operator.