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APT attack on Da Nang’s government webs uncovered

 The Vietnam Computer Emergency Response Team (VNCERT) uncovered several advanced persistent threat (APT) attacks on governmental websites in the central city of Da Nang in late July.

Many challenges await Vietnam’s shrimp export to US

 Various challenges face Vietnam’s shrimp exports to the US, as aside from high anti-dumping duties, Vietnamese businesses have to tackle harsh policies the US uses to protect domestic production.

Vietnam, New Zealand step up defence ties

 Sen. Lieut. Gen. Phan Van Giang, Chief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army (VPA), hosted a reception for Major General Tony Davies, Vice Chief of New Zealand’s Defence Force, in Hanoi on August 2. 

Locally-assembled cars up in July

 The Ministry of Industry and Trade reported that the volume of locally-assembled cars in July was estimated at 23,200 units, up 31.4 percent compared with the same period last year.

Second Ngoc Linh ginseng festival held in Quang Nam

 The second Ngoc Linh ginseng festival is taking place in the mountainous district of Nam Tra My, the central province of Quang Nam.

Vietnam take on Palestine in Hanoi today

Vietnam’s Asian Games football squad takes on Palestine in Hanoi on August 3, and coach Park Hang-seo has his eyes fixed on victory. 

Jetstar Pacific has first female Vietnamese captain

 Female pilot Le Thi Bich Hong, born in 1985, has become the first female Vietnamese captain of Jetstar Pacific Airlines.

HCMC students to represent Vietnam in F1 in Schools World Finals

Nam Phong Racing team from the British International School HCMC, with sponsorship from Audi Vietnam, will represent Vietnam in the F1 in Schools STEM Challenge World Finals taking place in Singapore from September 9 to 13, 2018.

Many sugar mills face uncertain future

 While the ASEAN Trade in Goods Agreement (ATIGA) has been delayed until 2020, the future of the local sugar industry, with several sugar mills facing closure, remains uncertain, officials said.

Tax investigation removed from draft tax management law

Regulations on tax investigation, which were included in the draft of the tax management law last year, have now been removed from the latest version.

Los Angeles’ mayor expects VN-US direct flight by end of 2019

“If things go smoothly, we can expect a direct flight between Vietnam and Los Angeles by the end of 2019 or early 2020,” Eric Garcetti, Los Angeles’ Mayor, told a local newspaper recently.

Vietnamese IT engineers well qualified, just need more confidence

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese technology engineers are respected in multi-nationals as they have high qualifications and work hard.

Vietnam to work with Czech Republic in addressing visa-related issue

 Vietnam is willing to cooperate with the Czech Republic to address difficulties in granting long-term visas for Vietnamese nationals for the purposes of employment or business in the European country.

The race is on to hire qualified staff for blockchain-based industries

VietNamNet Bridge - Blockchain technology has become more popular and used in many industries, driving up demand for staff. 

Vietnam pursues green strategy in real estate sector

VietNamNet Bridge - The number of construction works granted green building certificates in Vietnam remains modest, but is rapidly rising.

EU firms to bid on public contracts

 Starting early next year, EU investors will be able to tender for several types of public infrastructure projects in Vietnam for the first time under EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement commitments.

Procedures get cut to boost trade

 In an effort to improve the business environment, the Vietnamese government is accelerating the implementation of the National Single Window and the ASEAN Single Window to boost trade within ASEAN.

Investors run away from condotel projects

VietNamNet Bridge - The anticipated oversupply and unclear legal status have prompted many investors to give up investments in condotel projects.

Origin scandal undoes consumer trust in Con Cung

 Con Cung JSC is set to be sued by one of its customers due to alleged evidence of false advertising of their products.

Foreign investors bail on Vinalines sale

The long-awaited race to become a strategic investor in state-run shipping giant Vinalines turned out to be less fierce than expected, with only one South Korean conglomerate registering for the deal.