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Laos' leading mobile operator Star Telecom said it posted a revenue of US$110 million last year, an increase of 80 per cent over 2010.
The plan to change office and school hours in Hanoi, from February 1, 2012, faced doubts from delegates at a meeting held by the municipal Department of Transport on January 17.
VietNamNet Bridge – Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has issued a guiding decree on aeroplane seizure procedures, following an ordinance issued by the National Assembly Standing Committee 12 months ago.
Having the bad debt ratios increasing and the market share decreasing, operating in a risky legal framework are the real situation of finance leasing companies nowadays.
This year the Vietnamese government had announced the Tet holiday schedule much earlier, prompting people to rush to book tours, with travel agencies having less time to prepare for a variety of interesting tours.
The Foreign Ministry of Thailand has officially confirmed that 10 crewmembers of fishing vessel CM 99219 TS which sank in the Gulf of Thailand earlier this month were arrested by a Royal Thai naval ship.
VietNamNet Bridge – The demand for part-time domestic helpers in big cities such as Ha Noi has soared during the run up to Tet, and the cost of hiring help has sky-rocketed as well.
VietNamNet Bridge – Construction of the Go Dua Intersection, including a kilometre-long road leading to the unused Go Dua Flyover, was completed in Thu Duc District in HCM City's northern entry point yesterday, Jan 18, and opened to traffic.
VietNamNet Bridge – With just a few days to go for Tet, the usual hustle and bustle associated with the Lunar New Year is missing at traditional markets and shops on the outskirts of HCM City.
International experts have called on governments to restore public trust in nuclear energy because nuclear power will be a critical source of energy in the future, particularly for emerging Asian economies such as Viet Nam.
VietNamNet Bridge – While most students have returned to their home villages to celebrate Tet with families, a lot of other students still stay in Hanoi, because they have to work to get money to spend on Tet days.
A price spike in almost all services from hotels to transport and restaurants and a higher exchange rate at hotels than the official level have sent the cost of inbound tourism surging.
To create a unique product for Tet, farmer Tran Thanh Liem in Binh Thuy District, Can Tho City has made hundreds of watermelons in the shapes of gold nugget and Mercedes-Benz car.
A lifelike Steve Jobs action figure will not be sold due to immense pressure from Apple's lawyers and the late CEO's family, according to foreign media reports Tuesday.
VietNamNet Bridge – The discovery about Irrawaddy dolphins has raised a new hope for the rare marine mammal, which is called the "soul of the Mekong".
VietNamNet Bridge - Three Vietnamese workers aboard the cruise ship Costa Concordia, which sank just off an Italian island, have been confirmed safe by the Vietnamese Embassy there.
The Ministry of Transport will build a new airport in Bao Thang district, the northern mountainous province of Lao Cai.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) would explore ways to strengthen its firepower to combat global economic risks, Christine Lagarde, managing director of the IMF, said on Tuesday.
The ownership registration tax increases, plus the
proposed yearly traffic fees on personal vehicles and cars have made all people
unhappy.
Foreseeing a strong rise in cash withdrawal demand ahead of Tet holidays, banks have taken measures to cope with a sudden surge in withdrawals at their ATMs but huge crowds can still be found in front of ATM booths around HCMC.