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Flower farmers do not dare grow large quantities for Tet amid Covid uncertainty

Many flower and bonsai farmers in HCM City and the Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta have reduced production for Tet (Lunar New Year) which falls early next year since they are worried the COVID-19 pandemic will affect demand.

Mekong Delta sees dramatic rise in new COVID-19 cases

The Cuu Long (Mekong) Delta city of Can Tho has posted a record number of daily new COVID-19 cases, with the number of cases reaching 712 on Wednesday, according to the municipal Department of Health.

Vietnamese-Belgian artist donates comic paintings to Da Nang

The Fine Arts Museum of Da Nang has received a collection of original comics paintings donated by Vietnamese-Belgian Nguyen Vinh Khoa, or Vink, who has been living in Liège, Belgium since 1969. 

Cinemas reopen in HCM City

Cinemas in HCM City reopen today with a schedule of Hollywood and Vietnamese films, six months after social distancing started in late April.

Nation must never forget silent sacrifice made in COVID-19 fight

Many key workers such as police officers, soldiers, and nurses have died during the country’s fight against COVID-19, and their silent sacrifice should be honoured nationwide.

Quang Liem beats world No. 4 player at Tata Steel tournament

Le Quang Liem, Vietnam’s leading chess player, on November 18 recorded an impressive victory over world No. 4 Armenian player Levon Aronian at the ongoing Tata Steel Chess India Rapid and Blitz Tournament.

Hanoi lifts quarantine requirement for people from high-risk areas

The Hanoi City government has lifted quarantine requirement for people coming from high-risk areas, just two days after it was imposed and sparked controversy.

Global energy crisis: another concern for Vietnam's economy

Disrupted coal mining in Ordis in Inner Mongolia, the most important coal mining hub in the world, is posing huge risks that could stifle global growth.

VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS NOVEMBER 19

Seafood stocks surge on business recovery

MobiFone becomes first Mobile Money service provider

MobiFone has become the first telecoms company to provide Mobile Money services in Vietnam after receiving permission from the State Bank of Vietnam on November 18.

VIETNAM NEWS HEADLINES NOVEMBER 19

HCM City on alert as COVID-19 cases rise again

More businesses seek black credit as cash flow plummets

Seventy-one percent of businesses anticipate revenue decreases in 2021, higher than the 65 percent figure in 2020, according to a survey.

Tech retailers’ revenue spikes after social distancing relaxed

The telephone and electronics market has recorded a rapid recovery, with sales doubling for small stores and rising up to 70-90% for big chains compared to the average in April and May.

Vietnam may have new USD billionaires

If assets are calculated according to the value of the stock market, Vietnam will have more USD billionaires.

Vietnam among top 10 countries with largest installed solar power capacity

Visual Capitalist has listed Vietnam among the world’s top 10 for largest installed solar power capacity.

HCM City order urgent shut-down of entertainment venues

HCM City People’s Committee on November 18 announced the immediate shut-down of bars, karaoke parlours, spas, and massage venues due to complicated developments of the COVID-19 outbreak in the city.

Islet hero spends ten years voluntarily repairing roads

Tourists visiting Tan Loc Islet on the Mekong Delta’s Hau River are always impressed by a volunteer team of 50 road repairers.

13th int’l scientific workshop on East Sea held in Hanoi

The Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam (DAV) held the 13th international conference on the East Sea under the theme "Looking back to a brighter future" in Hanoi on November 18.

Overspend in the works for reboot of national economy

Vietnam may not be able to increase its budget deficit next year in order to ensure state budget spending, with the economy still sabotaged and business revenues still dented.

Too many traceability apps confuse farm-produce buyers

The farm produce traceability system in Vietnam still doesn’t match GS1 standards (the most widely used system of standards in the world), and, as such, the existing traceability apps are just for internal use.