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New university students now have to struggle to live in big cities, where everything is expensive, and start a new life, where there are many joys and troubles as well.
The high prices in the world’s market are supporting Vietnam’s farm produce exports. However, the input material shortage may put obstacles in exporters’ way.
A lot of banks have reported satisfactory profit for the third quarter and the first three quarters of the year.
The three brand names of cars that Hanoi’s financial millionaires most favour are Rolls-Royce, Maybach and Bentley, according to local newspaper VnExpress.
Viet Nam prepares to host women’s world champs; Nguyen receives sought international chess title; Phuong signs three-year deal with SHB Da Nang
When floods and storms washed away 11 bridges in a commune in Kon Tum Province in the Central Highlands early this year, locals did not wring their hands and wait for the authorities to rebuild them.
Party leader lauds community built by overseas Vietnamese; Heritage site aims to lure investment from RoK; Vietnam elected as IPU Assembly Vice Chair
A representative of the Wildlife Action Group International in Germany congratulates the forest protection forces of Lam Dong province for their successful fight against poaching and illegal trade of wildlife in Vietnam.
VietNamNet Bridge – Below are old photos of Hanoi’s pagodas and temples selected by retired history teacher Doan Thinh and his son.
VietNamNet Bridge – As many as 250 unique paintings of various sizes and styles are now introduced at a large-scale calligraphic exhibition at the Temple of Literature.
VietNamNet Bridge – These valuable photos about old Hanoi are selected from a 2000-picture collection about Hanoi compiled by a retired teacher Doan Thinh and his son.
VietNamNet Bridge – The support of Ambassadors is the great encouragement for VietNamNet Newspaper’s initiative of the Day of Reconciliation (September 9). They will popularize this idea out of Vietnam’s borders.
Many areas in HCM City are physically sinking 7-10mm a year and up to over 15mm annually in some places, according to the latest report of the HCM City-based Geo-Information Centre under the HCM City National University.
VietNamNet Bridge – Around 30,000 residents in the remote and rural areas of six provinces will be provided with free eye check-ups from October 10 to 23. In addition, 30 poor people will benefit from free crystalline lens surgeries.
After school hours, many students rush to restaurants, pubs, bookstores or shopping malls, where they begin new working shifts.
Many investors now rush to purchase retail premises, because this is considered a very profitable business
Banks and universities have voiced the same concern that the narrowing of the programme on lending to poor university students will force many students out of schools.
News that Vietnam and the EU will kick start the negotiation for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) in the time to come is good news for Vietnamese businesses.
Vietnamese people, who use an increasing number of electrical goods nowadays, have become more interested in electricity-saving products.