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Vietnam’s largest floating restaurant, once a Saigon icon, faces auction to recover debt worth millions of dollars.
Canal+ may pull out of Vietnam after heavy losses, yet its brand K+ shocks partners with a massive licensing fee hike.
After nine straight gains and a new all-time high, Vietnam’s stock market shows signs of cooling as profit-taking intensifies.
Four in ten kitchen items in U.S. households now originate from Vietnam, prompting Vietnamese firms to adapt as new US tariffs loom.
New Canalys data shows Apple moving into second place in Vietnam’s smartphone market, with Samsung still number one.
Petrolimex is the first enterprise in Vietnam to import synthetic blending components (SBC) derived from bio-based or renewable sources and to master SAF blending technology compliant with international standards.
As the country's largest international supply chain fair, the Vietnam International Sourcing Expo 2025 (VIS 2025), hosted by the MoIT in coordination with the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee, will run from September 4 to 6.
Under the new plan, by 2030, the investment capital demand for the country’s entire seaport system is estimated at about 359.5 trillion VND.
This policy is expected to motivate large banks to participate in handling weak banks, while opening up more credit space for the economy.
A USD2 billion mega resort is set to transform Van Don into a premier gaming destination.
Apple slashes prices on older models while upcoming iPhones may reach new highs.
Analysts say EVN must clarify its loss structure before raising power prices for consumers.
EVN begins expansion of the Tri An Hydropower Plant to boost capacity and reduce emissions through a nearly USD 157 million project.
Leadership shake-up follows penalties and violations revealed by the State Bank.
The cement industry is showing signs of recovery in 2025 after two years of oversupply and weak domestic demand, driven by accelerated public investment in infrastructure development and lower input costs.
This marked the first time Canada’s largest footwear and accessories exhibition hosted Vietnamese companies. This year event brought together 20 Vietnamese firms and hundreds of major Canadian industry players.
Professor John Quelch explains how Vietnam can preserve regional identity and brand value post-reform.
Whenever a new road is announced or opened, real estate prices in nearby areas often increase in value by an average of 20-30 percent.
Vietnam pay-TV shaken as K+ raises fees, while Canal+ weighs major restructuring or withdrawal.
Ho Chi Minh City is moving ahead with plans for four new free trade zones, though most remain under research as legal and policy frameworks lag.