Vietnam’s new administrative model aims to reduce red tape, empower local governments, and accelerate enterprise growth.

Traceability and verification are an essential trend in the digital economy. Vietnam can fully leverage this to build a transparent, efficient, and globally competitive digital economy.

Vietnam Cycle Expo 2025 will coincide with the Vietnam Sport Show 2025, an international exhibition on sports and outdoor entertainment, expected to attract more than 20,000 visitors in the three-day event.

Despite a regional slowdown, ADB expects Vietnam’s GDP to grow 6.3% in 2025, backed by robust exports, rising FDI, and strong public investment.

The Prime Minister of Vietnam has issued an urgent directive to clear legal, regulatory, and logistical roadblocks hindering renewable energy projects nationwide.

The World Bank’s IFC has invested $20 million in Vietnam’s top ETC firm VETC to boost smart traffic infrastructure and digital transport solutions.

The 'V-Brands Go Global' program will help transform Vietnamese products into global icons.

HCM City recovers nearly US$79 million as counterfeit enforcement targets hotspots like Saigon Square.

The Ministry of Science and Technology is accelerating efforts to help six provinces launch centralized digital technology and IT parks.

In the context of the global digital economy, digital transformation and e-commerce are becoming key drivers helping Vietnam integrate internationally, enhance competitiveness, and expand its export markets.

In recent days, despite a consistent uptrend in the global cryptocurrency market, the price of Pi Network’s token has remained highly volatile, hovering between USD 0.4 and USD 0.5.

Ministry rushes to revise rules after $2.4 million in goods stuck in export limbo.

The Ministry of Finance has proposed reducing income tax brackets and simplifying the structure, aiming to ease compliance and reduce tax burdens.

Ministry of Finance suggests taxing based on holding period if no purchase price is available.

The US Commerce Department has initiated reviews on Vietnamese products including paper bags, steel nails, and lawn mowers under anti-dumping and countervailing duty laws.

Hundreds of tons of produce remain stuck as new regulations leave provinces unsure how to issue food safety certificates.

Vietnam’s largest steelmaker benefits from protective trade policies and domestic demand for rail projects.

Multiple banks temporarily close branches in Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, and other provinces due to storm impact.

Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports have shown signs of strong recovery, with the total export value in the first seven months of 2025 estimated at over 3.83 billion USD, following a sharp decline earlier this year.

The State Audit of Vietnam has released its consolidated 2024 report, spotlighting multiple irregularities and inefficiencies across financial and banking institutions.