VietNamNet Bridge - Mr. Le Anh Son has been appointed General Director of the Vietnam National Shipping Lines Corporation or Vinalines. Son will officially assume the position from March 20.

 Major-General Nguyen Manh Hung, deputy general director of the army-run Viettel group, has been appointed by the Ministry of Defense as the General Director of Viettel to replace Lieutenant General Hoang Anh Xuan. 

 VietNamNet Bridge - From October 15, Mr. Vo Tan Hoang Van - Vice President has been official the CEO of SCB Bank, replacing Mr. Le Khanh Hien, who resigned for personal reasons.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Head hunters have noted that they witnessed unprecedented happenings in the recruitment market the first half of 2013.

 VietNamNet Bridge – In this list are the corporations in the fields of oil and gas, power and finance-banking.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Today, July 31, the Board of Directors of the FPT Corporation passed a resolution to appoint Mr. Bui Quang Ngoc, PhD in databases, as the CEO of FPT Group, replacing Mr. Truong Gia Binh.

 VietNamNet Bridge - The decision to appoint Mr. Nguyen Phuoc Thanh as the deputy governor of the State Bank of Vietnam was announced by the Government yesterday, July 22.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Software giant FPT last week approved the appointment of chairman Truong Gia Binh as acting chief executive officer (CEO) until he is replaced before June.

Imports undercut sugar mills; CEO confidence in growth down; Tourism sector works out development plan to 2020; State firms increase investment for development; Banks look to cash in on higher credit growth; Seafood processor kicks off M&A season

While some commercial banks keep transparent in the issues relating to the income of the board of directors, at other banks, the pay to the key personnel is confidential.

The big hostile takeover deals and the huge transactions to increase the ownership ratios in companies prove to be the main reasons behind the appearance of many new faces in the 2012 stock millionaires’ list.

 Apple plans to bring some manufacturing of its computers from China to the United States next year, chief executive Tim Cook said, in a move aimed at sparking more domestic high-tech production.