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The man who brought Vietnamese ceramic paintings to the world

Artist Mai Nhon has contributed to promoting Vietnamese ceramics to the world as many of his Mosaic ceramic paintings have been chosen by the Government as gifts to leaders of countries and territories in the APEC economy.

Amazing underwater photos captured by Vietnamese photographer

Nguyen Ngoc Thien, 35, has caught beautiful moments underwater in his photography.

Credit loosened as interest rates are cut

The decision to cut interest rates took effect earlier last week, as some commercial banks have announced interest rate cuts for both deposits and loans.

The two most famous Pho Thin restaurants in Hanoi

"Pho Thin" (Thin noodle) is famous among tourists in Hanoi. However, for years now, many people have been confused between two long-standing Pho Thin brands, "Pho Thin Bo Ho" and "Pho Thin 13 Lo Duc".

VN’s first delivery robot ready to enter Southeast Asian market

Using unmanned self-propelled delivery robots on urban roads is the first step taken by Alpha Asimov Robotics in the path to bring its intelligence to the world.

Bracing for acquisitions

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activities are expected to be intense across various production and business sectors due to inflation, liquidity woes and the hardships faced by numerous businesses.

Adapting to changes

Traditional travel agencies have come under pressure to adjust their services and products in response to the growing popularity of independent travel among domestic tourists.

Embroidering a future for everyone

Nguyen Kim Chi, a fashion designer specialising in tailoring, has held the Cuc Chi class in Hanoi to share her interest in the embroidery craft.

Banks step up bond buybacks

While real estate firms are still grappling with woes, including cash flow problems that have rendered them helpless to take back their bonds that are due, commercial banks have performed well.

Hanoi conserves Old Quarter’s heritage culture

The People’s Committee of Hoan Kiem District has exerted efforts and taken numerous measures to conserve and highlight the unique historical, religious and architectural heritage of the Old Quarter.

IVF services offer high profits

There are 53 centers for reproduction assistance and in vitro fertilization (IVF) in the country. With a cost of tens to hundreds of millions of dong for each operation, the service brings very high profits.

Which ChatGPT service should be used in Vietnam?

The Vietnamese Government and businesses need to act quickly to update AI development strategies and prioritize the development of ChatGPT services for the Vietnamese people, expert Dao Trung Thanh says.

Vietnamese enterprise behind millions of Colgate toothbrushes bought globally

At the age of 64, the director of Lap Phuc Company, still can briskly operate precision mechanical engineering equipment worth tens of billions of VND at his workshop in District 7 in HCM City.

What materials should be used for children’s literature in the era of AI?

Writers say there are many seminal materials that can be used to write children's literature, but it is difficult today to attract readers who are always using their smartphones.

Key trading partners feeling the brunt of poor indicators

Vietnam is expected to continue witnessing a plunge in exports this year due to a drop in demand in key export markets.

Land prices in Hanoi’s Old Quarter soar, but few transactions reported

The land and houses in the Old Quarter of Hanoi are at sky-high levels. In some areas, the price of one square meter is equal to the value of an entire apartment in the non-central business area.

Make a difference

Looking for a niche market and building a sandbox with breakthrough policies can be a pathway to help gradually turn HCMC into an international financial center capable of supplying cross-border financial services.

NLG-Energy Source's false health claims trick thousands out of their money

Appearing in Vietnam in 2015, NLG-Energy Source advertises that its teams can cure all dangerous diseases, including cancer, and help people return to youth, as well as solve problems in the environment and agriculture, and create world peace.

Workers seek new jobs after layoffs

The number of people losing jobs or having fewer working hours is believed to be higher than reported. They need financial support and jobs to overcome current difficulties.

Bright spots amid the gloom

Despite weak global consumer demand, many foreign buyers are still looking to Vietnam for sourcing goods and business cooperation.