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Real estate technology platform Propzy has completed a US$25 million Series A funding round from two investors – Gaw Capital and SoftBank Ventures Asia.
A new programme execution app called MEGA1 has surprised the market by topping one million downloads in just over a month after its launch.
NextTech Group on Monday announced it will invest US$500,000 into Chatbot Viet Nam Technology Joint Stock Company, which runs Bot Ban Hang – a chatbot platform for sellers and advertisers in Vietnam.
Any time Le Thanh Tung feels an urge to swap jobs, he finds himself scrolling through ybox.vn.
Kevin Tung Nguyen, who co-founded the San Francisco-based K-Source, a software firm with over 200 employees, and Ivylish – a business operating to support orphans and disadvantaged children in developing countries, returned to Vietnam in 2015.
Investment in Vietnam-based start-ups grew sharply in 2019, according to Singapore-headquartered venture capital firm Cento Ventures.
Mai Huu Tai had a successful career as a forestry engineer, but he knew he wanted to do more for others.
You only live once has always been Tran Nguyen Le Van's favourite saying.
Startup support fund Next100 on December 10 signed a deal to invest VND10 billion in PushSale, a startup specializing in offering digital transformation solutions to online businesses.
HCM City, the country’s commercial hub, has the potential to become a fintech hotspot of the country and region, according to experts.
Sky Mavis, the parent company of blockchain-based game Axie Infinity, closed their funding round at US$1.5 million led by Animoca Brands with participation from Hashed, Pangea Blockchain Fund, ConsenSys, and 500 Startups.
In 2018, Vietnamese student Tommy Nguyen decided to study abroad in a prestigious school in the UK.
Developing a business related to the environment is not usually the first option for most start-ups due to the lack of profit. However, Tran Thi Thoa decided to take a risk.
Hanoi Innovation Summit 2019 will take place at the National Convention Centre on August 29-10.
Touching down in Melbourne, Australia to begin a term of overseas study, Tran Thanh Van was nervous. Her fears evaporated when she was welcomed by a Vietnamese student from an airport pickup service
Start-ups could earn millions of dollars by providing seedlings, raising Kerria lacca and developing Motorway apps, according to business plans expected to be applied this year.