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Netherlands ousts US as top FDI source

VietNamNet Bridge - The Netherlands has overtaken the US as Vietnam’s top source of foreign direct investment this year, the Foreign Investment Agency said.

Snow disrupts passengers flow in Germany

Overnight snow from Sunday to Monday morning stopped large numbers of passengers on the way, with many flights and trains delayed or canceled.

Cancer-causing chemical found in most tap water in U.S.: Report

Hexavalent chromium, a cancer-causing chemical, is found in the tap water of 31 cities out of a total of 35 tested by the Environmental Working Group (EWG), it was reported on Monday.

Beckham eyes European club

David Beckham wants to play for a European club this winter in a bid to win back his England place, English news agency English PA said.

Gold picks up on concerns over Korean Peninsula, European debt

Gold futures on the COMEX Division of the New York Mercantile Exchange gained on Monday, as tensions on the Korean Peninsula and European debt concerns continued to bolster the metal as a safe-haven investment.

At least 27 killed, 10 injured when tour bus overturns in Malaysia

At least 27 people were killed when a tour bus hit the road divider and overturned on Monday morning here in Perak, a northern state in the west coast of Peninsula Malaysia.

AFF Cup flop needs sober reflection

VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam's elimination from the ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) Suzuki Cup 2010 capped a significantly unsuccessful year for national football in the regional arena.

Vietnam exports to top $71 bln

VietNamNet Bridge - Exports are likely to be worth $71 billion this year, a 23 percent year-on-year rise, the Ministry of Industry and Trade's Planning Department said.

Over 7,200 public, private hospitals do not have wastewater treatment system

VietNamNet Bridge - Over 7,200 public and private hospitals in Ho Chi Minh City do not have standard wastewater treatment systems, the Department of Health has reported.

The strangest services in Vietnam – part 2

VietNamNet would like to introduce the strangest services which were marketed in 2010.

98-year-old cyclo rider

VietNamNet Bridge – Every morning, people in Phu Duong commune, the central province of Thua Thien – Hue, see Mr. Dang Huyen, 98, ride a cyclo to the local market to earn his living.

Tourism boom helps hotel developers earn more

VietNamNet Bridge – The sharp increase in the number of tourists visiting Vietnam is good news for hotel developers. Real estate developers, anticipating the new wave of tourism development, have been rushing to build more hotels.

Japanese artist finds muse in Viet Nam

Just once in her long career as a painter has, Toba Mika felt truly stuck.

Overly high lending interest rates keep borrowers away

VietNamNet Bridge – A lot of businesses say they dare not borrow money at this moment, because the expected profit is not high enough to cover capital costs.

Average life expectancy of Vietnamese people 72.8 years

VietNamNet Bridge - The average life expectancy of a Vietnamese person is now 72.8 years, Dr. Duong Quoc Trong, Director of the General Department of Population and Family Planning announced at a meeting in Hanoi on December 20.

What to do to prosper together with China? - The story of ant and elephant

The rise of China as the second biggest economy in the world is really a big challenge, but this also should be seen as the opportunity fo Vietnam to prosper, many Vietnamese people think

Teachers tired with e-lesson plans

VietNamNet Bridge – Teachers have been told to draw up e-lesson plans in order to improve the teaching quality. However, it seems that they are facing too many difficulties in applying information technology in teaching.

Vietnam, S.Korea sign energy deals

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam and the Republic of Korea signed four memos of cooperation in energy and minerals at a meeting in Hanoi Monday.

Vietnam not found any baby bottles with BPA

VietNamNet Bridge - The Ministry of Health’s Food Hygiene and Safety Department of Vietnam on December 17 announced that it has not found baby bottles containing bisphenol-A (BPA), which is a hormone-altering agent. 

Inspecting teens’ cell phones (Part 2)

VietNamNet Bridge – Many parents buy cell phones for their children to be able to contact them easiy and to control them. They don’t anticipate the problems associated with the phones.