The ‘mobile Windows installer’ era is ending as copyright crackdown continues

With the tightening of copyright enforcement, the profession of "mobile Windows installers" (cai Win dao) has nearly vanished, and many have abandoned the trade in recent years.

How a simple vocational course is empowering women in Ta Xua

In the cloud-covered mountains of Ta Xua, a simple training course is opening new doors for women seeking to strengthen their livelihoods through tourism.

Stakeholders face confusion days before new regulations take effect

With only a few weeks remaining before new land pricing regulations come into force, many localities and valuation firms are still struggling to determine land prices that accurately reflect market conditions.

Gold prices continue to plummet, possibly to VND120 mil/tael

Domestic gold prices continue to fall sharply following the tailspin of the global market, losing tens of millions of VND per tael from their peak.

Shophouse owners in HCM City scramble to find tenants

Many shophouses in HCMC have remained vacant for extended periods despite landlords repeatedly lowering rental rates. High selling prices coupled with weak leasing performance are putting significant pressure on many investors.

Viettel president: strategic technologies must be developed, not imported

Lieutenant General Tao Duc Thang, president of Viettel, emphasized that Vietnam must determine a roadmap for autonomy and form enterprises capable of leading the entire national technology ecosystem.

Engineer invents eco-friendly coating for biodegradable cups

Engineer Nguyen Anh Cuong and his team in Dong Nai spent two years developing an innovative water-based polymer coating for paper packaging that enables disposable cups to decompose almost entirely within six months.

Mother leads visually impaired daughter down the aisle, moving guests to tears

Overcoming the hardships fate placed before them, visually impaired couple Kim Yen and Hoang Khanh have a beautiful love story, celebrated with a heartfelt wedding in Nghe An.

Hanoi woman shocked by in-laws' question on first family visit

Standing at just 1m53, Doan Thao My faced an amusing misunderstanding when visiting her 1m91 boyfriend’s towering family. Now happily married, the couple's stark height gap continues to serve as a joyful spark in their daily lives.

Apple’s foldable iPhone Ultra could reshape the smartphone market

Apple’s long-rumored foldable iPhone Ultra is generating intense excitement across the smartphone industry as reports suggest the device could be only months away from its official debut.

Sea snail delicacy found across Vietnam wins fans with rich, egg-like flavor

Affordable, widely available and easy to prepare, oc mo remains one of Vietnam's most popular seafood specialties.

EVN’s USD2 billion profit sparks debate over electricity prices

EVN’s near-USD2 billion profit in 2025 has prompted fresh questions over whether electricity prices could eventually decline.

Where there is grain, pigeons will follow’: the formula to revive rental housing

Demand for rental housing is rising rapidly, yet the market still lacks professionally developed rental projects.

Apple’s new Siri signals a different path in artificial intelligence

Apple’s latest AI announcements have reignited debate over whether the company is truly behind in artificial intelligence - or simply playing a different game.

Relieving financial burdens on businesses will allow them to pursue growth: PM

Behind every growth figure are millions of ordinary decisions made by citizens: opening another shop, hiring one more laborer, importing another batch of goods, or simply continuing to hold onto their business.

Vietnam’s first national university to be celebrated at UNESCO, Montpellier

The cultural values of Quoc Tu Giam – Vietnam’s first national university – will be showcased at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris and at the University of Montpellier from June 17 to 22.

Hai Phong promotes seasonal fruit tours to unlock rural tourism potential

The northern city of Hai Phong is looking to develop “ripe fruit season” tours as a new tourism product, capitalising on its agricultural strengths to attract travellers, boost rural tourism and enhance the value of local farm produce.

Over 3,400 administrative procedures, business conditions cut or simplified

More than 3,400 administrative procedures and business conditions have been cut or simplified thanks to the Government's decisive measures.

Vietnam’s textile industry faces pressure from EU's new rules from 2028

The European Union’s planned implementation of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) from 2028 is pushing Vietnam’s textile and garment industry to begin building the data infrastructure needed to meet the new requirements.

Vietnam’s five-month trade surges despite global uncertainties

Vietnam’s merchandise foreign trade posted impressive growth in the first five months of 2026, with total turnover rising by nearly 90 billion USD year-on-year.

Vietnam tightens rules on corporate bond issuance

The Government has introduced a new regulatory framework governing private corporate bond offerings in the domestic market and bond issuance in overseas markets.

76 premium “.vn” domain names to be auctioned in second round

The auctions will be conducted in a public and transparent manner through an online bidding platform. Each domain name will have a starting price of 10 million VND (380 USD).

Michelin-recognized Hanoi pho restaurant serves every budget

From sidewalk stall to Michelin recognition, Pho Ga Ha has spent nearly two decades winning over diners.

Vietnam welcomes US-Iran peace agreement

Vietnam has welcomed the announcement by the United States and Iran that they have reached a peace agreement and expressed appreciation for efforts that helped bring about the breakthrough.

Nearly 100 people search for missing Russian tourist in Da Nang

Emergency teams are combing coastal areas in Da Nang after a Russian woman vanished while on a beach walk with her family.