China imported more than 1 million tons of durian in the first half of this year. The world’s second-most populous country spent $3.79 billion on Thai durian, far exceeding the $846 million it paid for imports from Vietnam.

Vietnamese banks are increasing their exposure to real estate, with 12 lenders reporting a combined $42.9 billion in outstanding property loans.

Once deemed inefficient by international oil giants and priced at a symbolic $1, the Dai Hung oil field has undergone a dramatic transformation through science, technology, and Vietnamese ingenuity.

Exporters should set clear goals, target potential buyers and follow up after international trade fairs to turn exhibition spending into export orders amid growing competition, experts say.

Vietnam exported 22,743 tonnes of pepper worth US$147.3 million in July, down from June but up 8.8% in volume year on year, according to the VPSA.

Vietnam and Australia are looking to expand investment and cooperation in developing a sustainable rice value chain in the Mekong Delta, while promoting collaboration in education, science and technology, and human resources development.

China remained Vietnam’s leading agricultural export market in the first seven months of 2026, accounting for 21.9% of total export value and posting a year-on-year rise of 24.4%.

Science, technology and innovation could become a new pillar of Vietnam–Canada ties, a recent meeting of Vietnamese and Canadian experts was told.

The US push to rebuild its semiconductor industry offers Vietnam opportunities to deepen its role in global supply chains, while highlighting gaps in institutional capacity, resources and implementation.

Vietnam’s textile and garment exports reached an estimated 4.7 billion USD in July, up 8.2% from June and 4.3% compared to the same month last year, according to official figures.

For years, fruit from Australia and New Zealand has been a familiar choice among Vietnamese consumers.

More than a year after Decree 57 on the Direct Power Purchase Agreement (DPPA) mechanism took effect, businesses have accelerated investments in renewable energy projects under the scheme, including projects worth billions of VND.

Once packed with players every evening, many of Hanoi’s large gaming centers have now closed or temporarily suspended operations as the industry comes under pressure from new regulations, rising operating costs and changing gamer habits.

As of August 5, Vietnam's state budget revenue had reached nearly $72 billion, equivalent to almost 75% of the 2026 target. Meanwhile, public investment disbursement stood at 38.1% of the plan assigned by the National Assembly and Prime Minister.

Vietnam’s seafood exports are heading towards $12 billion this year, potentially the highest level on record. Yet one of the country’s export strengths is facing a growing list of challenges.

With Apple expected to unveil the iPhone 18 in about a month, Vietnamese retailers are cutting iPhone 17 prices, with some Pro models now discounted by as much as $171.

Cheap imported meat is adding pressure to Vietnam's livestock industry, where abundant domestic supply and sluggish consumption have driven chicken and pork prices down.

A pair of natural diamond earrings belonging to Truong My Lan will go under the hammer on August 21, with a starting price of more than $357,000.

Now that various special mechanisms have been granted, local authorities must have innovative development mindsets, fully leverage their distinct advantages, and foster a favorable business environment to achieve double-digit economic growth.

New apartment supply in HCMC is shifting heavily outward as central land reserves have grown increasingly scarce. While price levels have hit new peaks, several projects continue to record transactions.