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The highlights of the Vietnamese games market in 2011

2011 proves to be a difficult year for Vietnamese games producers. However, they still have been surviving difficulties and developing.

More Vietnamese visit Japan

Vietnamese tourist arrivals in Japan have grown since a short interruption that followed the powerful earthquake and tsunami in March.

Credit growth harnessed at 15%-17%: governor

The credit growth in 2012 will be around 15%-17%, a little higher than the actual figure this year but far lower than the average rate in the past few years, the central bank’s Governor Nguyen Van Binh stressed.

Ministry: No enrollments for 3 colleges, universities; 4 schools stop unlicensed training

Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training announced Friday its decision to ban three colleges and universities from taking in new students in 2012.

Some workers denied basic labour rights

Several fundamental labour rights for workers are not being fulfilled by employers, according to the latest inspections.

Fabric artworks

Fabric paintings have recently drawn much attention from many domestic and overseas art lovers thanks to the efforts of young art students. 

A successful year of rice cultivation and export

2011 is considered a golden year of rice exports as Vietnam expects to ship a record volume of seven million tonnes abroad and earn US$3.7 billion in revenue.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 2/1

Cbank to assign credit growth targets by groups; Zero import tax levied on Lao goods; Sufficient goods supply for Tet; Garment surplus hits $6.5b; SCIC plans to divest $10m from TTP; Steelmaker to issue 31m shares  

Tax payment to go under close scrutiny

Tax compliance will be observed more strictly given the recent changes in Vietnam’s tax policy, said experts of Deloitte at a recent seminar.

Party Central Committee issues resolution on infrastructure, party building

The fourth meeting of the 11th Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee (CPVCC) closed in Hanoi on Saturday, stressing mobilisation of all sources for infrastructure construction and all-out efforts to strengthen the Party. 

World to ring in 2012 with spectacular fireworks

Spectacular fireworks and crowded parties will ring in the New Year for revellers around the world, as billions mark the end of 2011 with noisy celebrations from Sydney to Stockholm.

Kobe beef found to be imported illegally

The luxurious Kobe beef that has been offered in Vietnam in the past few years has in fact been illegally imported without passing any quarantine check, officials said.

Thousands flock to flower festival

Thousands of people last night flocked to the biggest flower festival yet held in the capital city.

Capital divestiture – an immediate task for State groups

Inefficient investment in non-core areas is dealing a major blow to business plans of State economic groups and corporations. Capital divestiture is an effective solution to remedy the situation.

Vietnamese ring in the New 2012 Year

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese throughout the country welcomed the New 2012 Year with joy and happiness.

More foreign tourists robbed in HCM City

More foreign visitors have been robbed in HCMC in recent times, sparking concerns over tourists’ safety among tour operators.

FDI spending equals 2010 despite problems

The disbursement of foreign direct investment (FDI) this year reached last year's figures of US$11 billion despite challenges caused by tough economic conditions, the Foreign Investment Agency (FIA) reported yesterday.

Notre Dame Cathedral is a serene rendezvous

When mentioning churches, people might think about priests offering Mass, chorus singing, elderly people praying and children learning Bible lessons.

SMEs ask for loans to be rescheduled

The Viet Nam Association of Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (VinaSME) has called on the Government to reschedule old debt to create favourable conditions for their members to access new loans to recover production and business.

When will Vietnam’s mathematics go beyond the “ivory tower?”

All the modern industries and services can only develop on the basis of mathematics, and all economies need mathematicians. Meanwhile, the number of mathematicians in Vietnam remains modest.