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Students focus on IELTS, neglect science subjects

As more and more schools require IELTS and other English skill certificates, students are rushing to learn English while paying less attention to other school subjects.

Leaked personal information from surveillance cameras

According to many experts, the trend of using cameras is becoming increasingly popular.

Secrets of the Elephant King's stilt house

The unique architecture of stilt houses has been inextricably linked with Central Highland culture and tradition for thousands of years. Ethnic minorities in the region have built their houses with designs suitable to their customs and living habits.

Children to be back to school in coming weeks

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has requested the Ministry of Education and Training to consider reopening school to children nationwide at the earliest possible time after months of closure due to COVID-19.

Vietnam face tough COVID-19 challenge ahead of Asian Cup

A COVID-19 outbreak among the Vietnamese women's team is threatening their participation in the AFC Asian Women's Cup.

Entangled in regulations, VNR unable to spend VND3 trillion to maintain railways

Since ministries have not agreed on a capital allocation mechanism, companies have not been able to sign railway maintenance contracts.

IPs in HCM City nearly full

The existing industrial parks (IPs) in HCMC are nearly full as land available for lease is being exhausted, hindering the city’s industrial production expansion, according to the HCMC Export Processing and Industrial Zones Authority (HEPZA).

 

Securities investors flee pre-Tet

A scenario is reoccurring in the stock market. Most stocks have fallen dramatically during pre-Tet days, causing widespread panic.

The art of doing cross-border trade with China

Jackfruit exports to China bring $124 million a year. However, the export/import ‘game’ is controlled by five Vietnamese individual and institutional exporters and three Chinese importers.

Vietnam tourism officially on CNBC on air

CNBC - the famous American television channel, officially broadcasted the interview with Deputy head of the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) Ha Van Sieu, regarding Vietnam tourism, on January 17 (local time).

VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 19

 Vietnam targets ecological, sustainable agriculture

 

Ede ethnic minority girl wins Miss Eco Vietnam 2022 crown

H Cuc EBan, a local girl from the Ede ethnic minority group, has successfully beat off competition from a number of strong local contestants to be crowned Miss Eco Vietnam 2022.

Vietnam plans to fully reopen door to international tourism in April

A senior Government official in charge of tourism suggested Vietnam should fully reopen the door to international tourism in April 2022 in order to speed up its ongoing tourism recovery.

VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES JANUARY 19

Hanoi approves 18-hectare park in Gia Lam

Vietnam to witness total lunar eclipse in 2022

Special astronomical phenomena expected to occur in 2022 include the following:

Some 1.3 million Vietnamese workers to lose jobs in 2022: ILO

The International Labor Organization has downgraded its forecast for the recovery of Vietnam’s labor market in 2022, predicting the number of unemployed laborers in the nation in 2022 to be some 1.3 million, compared to nearly 1.2 million in 2021.

FLC chairman gets highest fine for unannounced share sale

The State Securities Commission of Vietnam (SSC) has imposed the highest possible fine of VND1.5 billion (US$65,850) on Trinh Van Quyet, chairman of local conglomerate FLC, for his unannounced sale of FLC shares. 

Hanoi’s business households suffer flip-flop rulings

The stagnation and inefficiency of business due to frequent closures in accordance with pandemic prevention and control regulations in Hanoi have piled the pressure on business households in the Vietnamese capital.

Small traders branch out to reach custom

While traditional handicraft and art sectors have been struggling in recent times, a number of art galleries and art trading companies in Hanoi have increased their online business to adapt to the changing situation.

Fertiliser enterprises enjoy record profits, seeing bright prospects

Analysts forecast that Vietnam's fertiliser industry will continue to grow in the short term thanks to opportunities to increase market share in the international market.