VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese travelers now whisper in each others’ ears the stories about how they were “driven” to the shops and forced to purchase goods when traveling China.

World's largest networking- equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc. on Monday announced that it is cutting 6,500 jobs as part of its moves to boost profitable growth.

VietNamNet Bridge – A series of affairs on selling bank stakes to foreign investors have been reported recently. Bank shares have become cheaper, and it is now the right time for foreign partners to seek their room in domestic banks.

VietNamNet Bridge – The tickets for the game between the national football squads of Vietnam and Qatar in the qualifier round of the World Cup 2014, will be sold at reasonable prices from 8.30 am, July 26 in Hanoi.

VietNamNet Bridge - VinaCapital and Genting Group have permission to reclaim a large area in Quang Nam province to implement a multi-billion dollar recreation resort project.

The United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in India Monday night for a three- day visit to India, reported local TV Times Now.

Coastal areas to be hit by strong winds; Largest Vietnamese martyr cemetery website launched; 11 Filipinos arrested for gambling, cheating; Requiems for heroic martyrs and AO victims

VietNamNet Bridge – The best quality among existing rice seeds in the country should be chosen and developed to create a Vietnamese brand that is recognised in international markets.

Sean Hoare, a former reporter at News of the World who blew whistle about the newspaper's phone-hacking scandal, was found dead at home on Monday, according to Guardian reports.

VietNamNet Bridge - The Government should loosen credit policy or have support measures to help domestic enterprises survive in today's difficult economic environment, company leaders said at a seminar in HCM City late last week.

VietNamNet Bridge – Many local companies have taken administrative loopholes of the Government's policy on tax incentives to evade taxes, resulting in a huge loss for the State budget.

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam is to clean up its environmental act with a new tax on products ranging from plastic bags to pesticides.

Gold futures on the COMEX Division of the New York Mercantile Exchange extended its winning streak into a 10th session on Monday, settling above 1,600 dollars per ounce, as concerns about the eurozone debt crisis

VietNamNet Bridge –One of Hue City's most endearing images is that of the beautiful girl wearing an ao dai (traditional robe) and a conical hat, singing folk songs while floating down the Huong (Perfume) River on a wooden rowing boat.

The United States and the People’s Republic of China are locked in a quiet but increasingly intense struggle for power and influence, not only in Asia, but around the world.

VietNamNet Bridge – Commercial banks still have not released the reports on the business performance in the first six months of the year. However, sources have said banks surely made fat profits during the period.

VietNamNet Bridge – Locals report that they have spotted two tigers on the loose in Dong Nai province (near Ho Chi Minh City) but while military officials maintain they are actually tigers, forest officials say they could be dogs.

VietNamNet Bridge – International Grand Master Le Quang Liem will compete in the Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Meeting in Germany on July 21-31.

Cuba celebrates with Indochinese friends; PM meets World Bank director, outgoing Belgian ambassador; Praise for VN expert help in Cambodia

VietNamNet Bridge – An alcohol production company shut down four years ago floods neighbouring homes with black smelly water every time it rains.