Financial experts support taxing gold profits but urge the government to exempt long-term savings and small-scale sales.

Under a mechanism approved by the Politburo in 2023, Viettel is allowed to allocate up to 30 percent of its after-tax profits to reinvest in R&D, particularly in core technology and national defense.

The following is the second part of the talk with Phan Duc Trung, Chair of the Vietnam Blockchain and Digital Asset Association, about the development of tokenized assets in Vietnam.

Vu Ngoc Duy, a former Math major from Vinh Phuc High School for the Gifted, has become the top scorer in the 2025 residency exam at Hanoi Medical University.

Unwilling to be limited by her missing arm, a young Thanh Hoa woman was determined to learn how to do everything, believing “If others can do it, I can too.”

Hanoi has over 2.3 million students for the 2025-2026 academic year, an increase of about 60,000 compared to the previous year.

Hoa Phat Agriculture files for IPO after 10 years of rapid growth, targeting expansion in central and southern Vietnam.

Installing rooftop solar doesn’t require EVN’s permission - but notifying the authorities is a legal must for safety and energy grid security.

Vietnam debates the future of air travel as infrastructure, policy, and public opinion clash over the role of two major airports.

Investing $16 billion in Long Thanh is only worth it if Vietnam dares to unleash its full potential.

New reforms simplify entry procedures, increase transparency, and boost market appeal to international investors.

With a focus on fintech and blockchain, Da Nang is positioning itself as Vietnam’s next international financial center.

The government has officially issued a resolution to pilot a digital asset market, outlining a five-year roadmap. This marks a bold move by Vietnam, accompanied by strict regulatory measures, even as many countries remain cautious.

Born Pink was just the beginning. A series of homegrown shows is now turning Vietnam into a serious contender on the global concert circuit.

Deputy Prime Minister Le Thanh Long outlines a groundbreaking healthcare plan that will see the national insurance fund cover $5.6 billion annually.

Institutional and legal bottlenecks are stalling the development of Vietnam’s private sector, with experts warning that the blurred line between administrative violations and criminal offenses is eroding business confidence.

Eighty years after the August Revolution of 1945, Vietnam is emerging as a “shining star” in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI).

Parents across Vietnam are clashing over new school timetables, with many expressing frustration about Saturday classes and inconsistent dismissal times.

The government’s new plan sets clear goals to lift Vietnam’s stock market from frontier to emerging market by 2025, targeting international benchmarks.

The state utility’s unresolved deficit raises the question: how can the burden be distributed transparently and fairly among consumers?