The death toll in a building collapse in the Indian city of Chennai has passed 40 as rescue workers continue to find more bodies in the wreckage.

 More than 100 people are still feared trapped after a building collapsed in southern India, an official has said.

A powerful explosion leveled two residential buildings in New York's East Harlem neighborhood on Wednesday morning, killing three people, while nine others remained missing, officials said. 

 Port premises find investor; Hanoi’s office supply to double in 2017: CBRE; Loan-to-deposit ratio slightly declines; VAMC targets more bad debts

 VietNamNet Bridge – Investing in seaports and hydropower plants is believed to be the business fields which can bring superprofit to huge investors. However, the projects are really the huge “money hungry machines.”

 Drop in purchasing power in last three months; HCM City plans to build first BRT route by 2017; New foreign technologies to be displayed in HCM City; Handicraft exports to hit new record

VietNamNet Bridge – On the morning of July 4, a worker fell from the 12th floor of the building in Ho Chi Minh City but only his thighbone and scapula were broken.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Despite the current big difficulties, commercial banks still have been implementing their plans to build new offices which cost tens of trillions of dong.

 Door set to open for more foreign property buying; Mekong Delta pins hope on bumper rice crop; Making audit reports add up for firms; Ads on cell phones rising

Recognizing asynchrony between conservation and development of relics, Hanoi Party Secretary Pham Quang Nghi said that next week he will go to the Duong Lam ancient village to directly listen to people's comments.

VietNamNet Bridge - The daily life in old apartments in Hanoi through the lens of photographers become both familiar and strange.

Investment push in central coastal region; Supermarkets achieve strong growth at Tet; Low CPI growth this month: ministry; Thriving market for affordable housing forecast this year