CMC Chairman Nguyen Trung Chinh calls for action, proposing AI governance and innovation zones to transform Ho Chi Minh City into a tech powerhouse.

Despite facing a range of challenges, Vietnam’s aquatic exports have maintained a stable growth trajectory and are expected to hit a new turnover record this year.

Vietnam's foreign trade is set to exceed 900 billion USD in 2025, positioning the country among the top 15 global trade powers, according to insiders.

Distressed mergers and acquisitions (M&A), once viewed as a lifeline for struggling Vietnamese businesses, are currently failing to capture the interest of investors, despite lower valuations and increased restructuring activity.

Japanese firm Kokuyo is set to acquire a 65% stake in Thien Long, marking a major shift for the Vietnamese stationery leader.

With a full month still remaining in 2025, Vietnam has already recorded over $1.5 billion in export revenue from its iconic “black gold” - pepper - setting a new all-time high.

Many businesses continue to complain about slow replies to official letters and unclear guidance from the tax authority. Some say they have submitted documents for months but have received no replies.

Vietnam’s auto market hit a new peak in November, with imported cars continuing to outsell domestically assembled ones for the ninth straight month.

Despite their small size and aging condition, old apartment buildings in central HCMC continue to record selling prices of hundreds of millions of dong per sqm.

With global forces pushing gold down, analysts say a final dip may pave the way for a major rebound by mid-2026.

A proposal to extend the Ben Thanh – Suoi Tien metro line directly to Long Thanh International Airport was presented at the 8th session of the Dong Nai People’s Council this morning, December 9.

After nearly three decades of development, Vietnam's capital market is undergoing sweeping reforms, setting the stage for global integration.

Vietnam’s focused digital technology zones now boast a revenue yield of $10 million per hectare annually, marking them as key drivers of the digital economy.

Under a new draft decree, eligible Vietnamese aged 21 and older may be allowed to enter and play at casinos, with fewer administrative hurdles.

To lead Vietnam’s growth, Ho Chi Minh City is pushing for new policies that go far beyond current frameworks.

Vietnam’s stock market stands at the brink of historic momentum as 2025 sees record-high liquidity and another potential wave of monetary expansion in 2026.

The high-speed metro line will span 54km, reaching speeds up to 350km/h, with the first phase set to launch by 2028.

Experts urge Vietnam to embrace a new economic strategy, driven by innovation and institutional reform.

International financial institutions from France, Australia, and Singapore explore high-potential projects in central Vietnam.