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Vietnamese mathematician receives the first Constantin Caratheodory Prize

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese mathematician Professor Hoang Tuy has been named as the first ever recipient of the Constantin Caratheodory Prize for his pioneering work and fundamental contributions to global optimisation.

SPORTS IN BRIEF 23/9

Minh defeated by India's Jayaram; Viet Nam steady in FIFA rankings; U-19's end AFF champs in second; Teams set for Toyota Cup face off

U.S. financial markets battered by recession fears

U.S. financial markets took a big hit on Thursday, with both stocks and commodities suffering massive sell-offs, as the Federal Reserve's bleak outlook on the economy and poor economic data added to fears of a double-dip recession.

State President to arrive in Singapore, Malaysia

VietNamNet Bridge – President Truong Tan Sang will pay state-level visits to Singapore from Monday to Wednesday next week and to Malaysia from September 28-30, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced yesterday, Sep 22.

GOVERNMENT IN BRIEF 23/9

Viet Nam delegation visits Laos; VN, US co-operate in overcoming the aftermath of Agent Orange; Leader sends sympathies to Pakistani counterpart; Leader to visit three countries

TV shopping company faces $6,500 fine

VietNamNet Bridge – The Viet An Development Investment and International Commercial JSC, known as Viet Home Shopping, has been fined VND134 million (US$6,500) by HCM City's People's Committee for business violations.

Mekong Delta: saltwater overflowing into freshwater areas

White leg shrimp, which was once called “exotic animals”, have become the top choice for aquaculture in coastal areas. Local residents have chopped down plants in large areas in order to make room for shrimp ponds.

MOET’s program to ease curricula makes teachers confused

Teachers complain that they have got confused with the program to ease the overloading in curricula. While the lessons for students have been cut, teachers still have become overloaded.

Sapa in paintings by To Ngoc Van’s son

VietNamNet Bridge – To Ngoc Thanh, the son of late great painter To Ngoc Van, has introduced his 34 oil paintings which depict the beauty of Sapa to HCM City’s audiences.

Japanese, South Koreans take new move to advance towards Vietnam

The moves taken by Japanese and South Korean investors show that they are planning to make heavier investments in Vietnam, both through direct investment projects and merger and acquisition (M&A) deals.

Vietnam prepares for “four countries – on destination” program

The fact that four countries including Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Myanmar join forces to develop tourism is believed to bring new big opportunities to travel firms. However, there are still many things to be done in order to reap the fruits.

3D smart phones meeting great challenges in Vietnam

Manufacturers have begun launching 3D smart phones into the Vietnamese market. However, with the limitations in technology and the poor 3D content, the products are still far from becoming a growing tendency in 2011.

HCM City music fest spotlights tai tu art form

VietNamNet Bridge – Professional and amateur artists from 27 clubs from the southern region will participate in the HCM City Tai Tu Music Festival 2011 that opens this weekend in the Van Thanh Tourist Park.

Idle money flowing out of banks, pouring in gold

When asking commercial banks to reduce the deposit interest rates, policy markers reassured them that the deposits would keep rising, because people would have no other choice for their idle money. However, the prediction has not come true.

Diva Ha Tran to share stage with local rock band

VietNamNet Bridge – Ha Tran, one of four modern Vietnamese music divas, will reunite with audiences at the monthly Music Space show, set to kick off in Ha Noi from tonight, Sep 23.

Female artists mark anniversary

VietNamNet Bridge – Works by members of the HCM City-based Ngan Ha (the Milky Way) Women Artists Club are on show at an exhibition held to mark the 81st anniversary of the Women's Union, October 20.

Meg Whitman named new HP CEO

Former eBay Chief Executive Officer and California governor candidate Meg Whitman on Thursday was named Hewlett-Packard's new CEO, replacing Leo Apotheker who served 11 months on the job.

Tan Rai bauxite plant pollutes

VietNamNet Bridge – About 200 hectares of coffee, tea and fish pools in Bao Lam District, Lam Dong Province have been polluted by the wastewater released by the Tan Rai bauxite plant that contains sodium hydroxide (NaOH).

Diet quality linked to mental health in teenagers: Australian study

Eating lots of fruit and vegetables could help protect teenagers from mental health problems, according to an Australian study published on Thursday in the scientific journal PLoS One.

Vietnam moves closer to ASEAN open skies

Vietnam has taken further steps toward joining an open sky market of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) with an aim at supporting strong trade and tourism growth and regional economic integration.