In connection with a dispute over the ownership of Celano, an ice cream brand, the court has issued a decision prohibiting KIDO Foods and Dat Viet Media from advertising the brand.

Vietnam’s real estate market saw significant growth in 2024, with Hanoi leading the charge as apartment prices surged 50% and luxury units crossed $8,400/m².

Following a record-breaking 2024, Vietnam’s coffee exports earned close to 10,000 billion VND ($400 million) in the first half of January 2025, driven by surging global demand and high prices.

After decades in Italy, Vu Huu Hung hopes to bring the art of winemaking to Vietnam, despite challenges posed by its climate and soil.

Da Nang police have uncovered a 30 trillion VND ($1.3 billion) money laundering scheme, arresting suspects, including a bank employee, and confiscating counterfeit documents and other evidence.

Adjustments to land prices in Ho Chi Minh City have caused annual land rental costs to rise significantly, with increases exceeding 50% in some categories.

On January 21, 2025, NTQ, a leading IT service provider, announced a landmark capital and business alliance with TIS Inc., a Japanese IT cooperation with over 50 years of industry experience.

The eldest brother Nguyen Van Thien deserves credit for finding the famous striker Xuan Son for Vietnam’s football.

The new land price list released by Hanoi authorities, with price levels 2-6 times higher than the former levels, is expected to lead to higher prices of real estate products. But this is not the only reason behind the price increase.

David Duong, often called the "trash tycoon," has run into legal issues. His US-based waste management company is being investigated for his involvement in the election campaigns of a former American mayor and several other officials.

Do Xuan Lap, a key figure in Vietnam’s wood industry, has been arrested for gambling, marking a dramatic fall for the CEO of Tien Dat Wood Technology Corporation and Chairman of Viforest.

Vietnam and the US have reached a bilateral agreement to end a WTO dispute over anti-dumping duties on Vietnamese tra fish exports, marking a significant step in trade relations.

The discovery of a carcinogenic chemical in Thai durians has prompted China to impose stricter import regulations, indirectly affecting Vietnam’s booming durian exports.

The government has requested the strengthening of management and use of public assets to ensure compliance with standards, norms and tasks.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed a new E-commerce Law to improve oversight of online sellers, requiring detailed identification and tax information to address regulatory gaps.

Vietnam is ramping up its imports from the US, spending billions on critical goods like Boeing aircraft and high-tech machinery, as it aims to balance trade and strengthen strategic ties.

Hanoi’s property boom is evident in districts like Cau Giay, Nam Tu Liem, and Tay Ho Tay, where apartments now fetch up to 220 million VND per square meter.

The Vietnamese real estate market has entered a new period where there is no longer explosive growth in all market segments. This is a difficult period for many realtors, including Bui Thanh Nhon.

Vietnam’s durian industry achieved a record $3.3 billion in exports in 2024, fueled by high demand from China and booming profits for farmers across key growing regions.

The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) has announced the mandatory delisting of ITA shares from Tan Tao Investment and Industry Corporation due to unresolved and persistent violations of information disclosure regulations.