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Show honours film composer;
Action flick kicks off holiday season; VN's first insect photo exhibition opens
Vietnamese, Lao provinces enhance cooperation;
Vietnam boosts legislative ties with AIPA member;
State President sends condolence to Venezuela, Colombia
Angela Ahrendts, the London-based famous brand Burberry's CEO, was excited to see its luxury goods' profits jumped to a new high this year.
$9million devoted to build Thua Thien Hue’s
top secondary school;
Denmark to fund art education in primary schools in Vietnam; World Bank steps up support for Vietnam’s higher education
The Hanoi People’s Procuracy on Friday issued an indictment on its prosecution
of Cu Huy Ha Vu on charges of “disseminating information against the State of
the Socialist Republic of Vietnam”
The Belarussian government on Saturday vowed to safeguard a smooth presidential election slated for Sunday.
New suspension bridge collapses in
Kon Tum; Man charged over anti-State material;
Rough seas hamper search for 24
sailors
Mr Bui Kien Thanh, senior independent finance expert, tells sees a number of issues with plans to inject funds into state-owned economic groups.
Ministry eyes Mideast
market;
Work starts on linking three power
plants with national grid; High-quality salt plant takes shape
in Ninh Thuan Province
The Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security will instruct its forces to help banks to prevent ATM crimes which have become an increasing problem in the country recently.
In Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi cafés are springing up like mushrooms after a rain. Forced to think of ways to stand out among the clutter and attract customers,
VietNamNet
Bridge – Another mammoth foreign invested project has been licensed. However,
people seem to keep cautious this time, because they heard about the collapse of
many mammoth projects in the past.
VietNamNet Bridge – 2010 proves to be not a prosperous period for securities companies due to the quietness of the stock market.
VietNamNet Bridge – A family in Ca Mau province in southern Vietnam, has received the Vietnamese record as the family with the most members who can float on water.
Gold stalls; dollar up; Vietnam’s biggest supplier says gasoline reserve healthy; Square-head anabas booming in Hau Giang; Floor price for Tra fish comes into effect; Vietnam-key market for Singapore
Villagers knocked off rope bridge; Norway funds bio-security project in Vietnam; Northern mountain gets rare snowfall; Agribank manager arrested for theft; VN vessel sinks in East Sea, 27 fishermen missing
VietNamNet Bridge – A woman in Vinh Phuc province in northern Vietnam is said to be able to cure incurable diseases by a very simple method.
VietNamNet Bridge – A
group of my friends from the US recently travelled to the Cuu Long (Mekong)
Delta, home to Tra Vinh's legendary Ba Om Pond. While there, they visited Ang
Pagoda which people claim is the best vantage point . . .
Japanese cartoon week to take place in Hano; HCMC holds concert for heart disease children; Hanoi hosts exhibition of insect photos
Local newspapers regularly release the lists of top 100 stock millionaires every year. However, experts believe that the stock millionaires might not be the richest Vietnamese people.
VietNamNet Bridge – While food poisoning has become a
big problem, Vietnam’s ability in testing food and its warning system of risks
on food hygiene and safety is very poor.
VietNamNet Bridge – Despite drizzly and cold weather, hundreds of people queued in front of the My Dinh National Stadium in Hanoi from 2 am onwards, on December 16, to buy tickets for the second semi-final game between Vietnam and Malaysia.
VietNamNet Bridge - Although EU has banned plastic baby bottles as they could contain bisphenol-A - a hormone altering agent, Vietnam will not impose such a ban as local tests only detect minute toxic levels.
VietNamNet Bridge – As real estate prices in Hanoi become “toweringly high”, many investors in Hanoi think that they should no longer limit themselves to local investments, and Da Nang in the central region has become their new destination.
VietNamNet Bridge – The information that a bank in Vietnam offers to provide 2-dollar banknotes to people has immediately sparked criticism of “lending a hand to the dollarisation” in Vietnam.