VietNamNet Bridge – The International Tennis Federation's Junior Circuit will be organised in HCM City from July 18 to 26 at the Phu Tho Tennis Club.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Airlines operated 96,022 flights in the first six months of this year, Civil Aviation Authority of Viet Nam (CAAV) head Lai Xuan Thanh said.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam’s total telecom revenue in the first half was estimated at VND178 trillion (US$8.16 billion), up 8.4% against a year ago, according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).

 VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam's Ly Hoang Nam and his Indian partner Sumit Nagal advanced to the second round of the Wimbledon boys' doubles event.

VietNamNet Bridge - Investors believe that the great investment opportunities for the second half of the decade lie in the resort real estate market.

 HCM City urges State agencies to use bio-fuel, Ministry to spend big on e-toll tech, truck load controls, Chinese caught smuggling 4 kg of meth into Vietnam, Over 10,000 children with congenital heart diseases wait for surgeries

Poster of Festival Hue 2016 announced, BikeNBrunch to host summer cycle, Film group to screen Trainspotting, Cargo Bar presents weekly dance, music party, Manzi to kick off Old Sounds of the New Day

 VietNamNet Bridge – International visitors to Vietnam are likely to burgeon from 8 to 18 percent should the Government create more favourable conditions for visa waivers,

 VietNamNet Bridge – A tourism stimulus programme was announced at a conference in Hanoi on July 8 in a move to attract more tourists from five Western Europe countries and Belarus to Vietnam, and promote the efficiency

The LILAMA 2 Technical and Technology College in the southern province of Dong Nai has become the first vocational school in Vietnam to provide training programmes under Level 6 (665) of the 8-level UNESCO-ISCED 2011 standards.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Hot weather and drought continue scorching the southern-central coastal provinces in the upcoming days, reported the Central Hydrology Meteorology Forecast Center.

 Hue City, paintings, sculptures, artistsBinh Duong to defend title at Toyota Mekong Club tour; HCM City top national champs; Golfers to tee off at Montgomerie Links 

VietNamNet Bridge - With improved incomes in recent years, more Vietnamese are drinking foreign canned beer instead of draft beer. But Vietnamese breweries are not making high-end beer. 

 A cheap and safe drug could help half of women with breast cancer to live longer, scientists suggest.

 A teenager involved in series of high profile cyber attacks has been convicted for his crimes in Finland.

Microsoft is shedding another 7,800 jobs as it reorganises its Nokia mobile phone unit.

 Vietnam's acclaimed jazz saxophonist Tran Manh Tuan will perform at the coming ASEAN One music festival in Thailand.

 The information technology industry topped 10 sectors that saw the highest hiring demand in the first half of this year, recruitment site VietnamWorks revealed in a recent report.

Citi is expected to receive an in-principle official Letter of Acceptance from State Bank of Vietnam Governor Nguyen Van Binh for the bank’s plans to set up a local subsidiary in Vietnam at a signing ceremony in Washington D.C. yesterday.

VietNamNet Bridge – About 23 artists from Ha Noi and the central Hue City will display their paintings, sculptures and art installations inspired by circles at an exhibition in downtown Ha Noi.

VietNamNet Bridge – Minister of Public Security General Tran Dai Quang asked all police forces to help investigate the murder of six members of a family in Binh Phuoc Province and quickly find the killers. 

VietNamNet Bridge - The battle for the Number 1 position in the coffee market has never cooled down.

 The Ca Mau People's Committee has petitioned Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung for permission to build a US$2.5 billion seaport in the southernmost province.

VietNamNet Bridge – A new tool similar to a "selfie-stick" has been given to workers collecting data from electricity meters. 

 VietNamNet Bridge – About 56,173 Vietnamese labourers, including 16,942 women, worked overseas in the first six months of the year, a 1.7 per cent increase compared with the same period last year.