Experts warn of a flat year-end for Vietnam's property sector but remain optimistic about steady growth through 2027.

Vietnam’s National Competition Commission penalizes gold traders and TPBank for misleading practices.

Former Vicem deputy general director Ta Quang Buu and three others face charges in corruption case.

Da Nang’s mega port project targets international transshipment, with capacity up to 74 million tons annually.

Experts urge large domestic firms to unite, transforming Vietnam from subcontractor to global industrial player.

Despite nationwide promotion of food safety standards, only a fraction of Vietnam's vegetables are certified under VietGAP, raising consumer concerns.

Once a big name in sea freight, Orient Shipping and Trading JSC (OSTC), which is 49 percent owned by Vietnam Marine Corporation (VIMC), is now deep in the red. Auditors have raised doubts about the company’s going concern capability.

The draft amended Personal Income Tax (PIT) Law proposes reducing the progressive tax brackets from seven to five, while maintaining the highest tax rate at 35 percent for taxable income above VND100 million per month.

The policy of paying 10 percent upfront and deferring debt for five years raises a serious question: Is it truly an opportunity for homebuyers or just fertile land for speculators?

Vietnam will allow commercial banks to produce and import gold bars from October 10 under new government regulations.

A 20% U.S. tax forces Vietnamese firms to restructure strategies, improve product origin traceability, and explore new markets.

Vietnam attracted nearly $12 billion in manufacturing FDI in H1 2025, the highest since 2009, driving growth in industrial real estate.

Over 17 million Vietnamese are trading cryptocurrency abroad, prompting the government to push for a regulated domestic crypto market.

Vietnam’s MLM industry paid out $108 million in commissions in early 2025, even as new memberships declined and revenues dipped.

Steel, furniture, and electronics from Vietnam are increasingly targeted in global trade defense measures due to rapid export growth.

The Prime Minister issued Decision No. 1646/QD-TTg dated August 1, 2025, establishing the Steering Committee on the International Financial Centre in Vietnam.

After losing everything during COVID-19, a young man returns home to build a lantern business with over $82,000 in annual revenue.

Domestic electronic transfers worth 500 million VND (over 18,900 USD) or more, and international electronic transfers of 1,000 USD (or the equivalent in foreign currency) or above, will have to be reported to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV).

If the current momentum is maintained and exports are boosted in the remaining peak months, particularly during the festive season, the 4.5 billion USD goal is within reach, said the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.

Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports are estimated to reach more than 6.11 billion USD in the first nine months of 2025, marking a year-on-year increase of 8.3%, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.