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Textiles workers struggle to get by on just $50 a week

Eight hours a day, five days a week, 35-year-old Nguyen Thi Hoa (*) painstakingly looks for tiny defects in thousands of apparel products at a dusty garment factory in Lai Vu Industrial Zone, the northern province of Hai Duong.

Upcoming draft report puts pressure on Zuellig

 Despite recent dialogues, the Ministry of Health remains suspicious over the illegal distribution of pharmaceuticals in the country by Zuellig Pharma Vietnam, with further action set to be taken.

VN customs to stop accepting cash

Payments of import-export taxes and fees to customs authorities must all be conducted via cashless payment methods or through credit institutions from the beginning of April.

Innovation key to VN retail industry’s success

Renovation, innovation and disruption are the drivers that will help retailers integrate into the tech world and the creative economy, speakers said on Thursday at a retail technology summit held in HCM City.

Vietnam's digital economy needs supporting policies: experts

The Vietnamese Government should outline policies to promote breakthrough technologies and bolster digital economic development amid the Fourth Industrial Revolution, World Bank Country Director for Viet Nam, Osmane Dione said yesterday.

EU pharmaceuticals find appetite with trade deal

EU investment in Vietnam’s lucrative pharmaceutical industry is expected to surge on the back of the EVFTA. EuroCham’s Pharma Group director gives a deep analysis into how the landmark deal can change the EU investment picture in the industry. 

Textiles workers struggle to get by

 Eight hours a day, five days a week, 35-year-old Nguyen Thi Hoa (*) painstakingly looks for tiny defects in thousands of apparel products at a dusty garment factory in Lai Vu Industrial Zone, the northern province of Hai Duong.

Singapore headphone firm ups investment in Vietnam

 Singapore-invested New Wing Interconnect Technology Co. in the northern province of Bac Giang has raised the investment capital of its project by 110 million USD.

NA Vice Chairman hosts Belgium-Vietnam friendship parliamentarians group

 Vietnam attaches importance to friendship and multifaceted cooperation with Belgium and member countries of the European Union (EU), said National Assembly Vice Chairman Uong Chu Luu. 

Vietnamese women head to the top

Vietnamese women have proven more than capable in entrepreneurship and when taking on leadership positions.

Europe will fight Mark Zuckerberg's plan for Facebook

 Mark Zuckerberg has put Facebook on a collision course with European regulators.

The business case of harassment and violence in the workplace

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnamese companies may have overlooked one major source of loss to their business: sexual harassment and violence. 

IUCN's newly launched toolkit helps development practitioners integrate

IUCN in collaboration with the Southeast Asian Fisheries De-velopment Center and Stockholm Environment Institute have launched a Gender Analy-sis Toolkit to improve gender integration in Southeast Asia.

Blockchain 2019: A period for app development

VietNamNet Bridge - The blockchain market in 2019 is predicted to mature and gradually enter a growth period that will bring real benefits.


Women self-reliant

 It is largely up to women themselves to secure leadership roles as Vietnam moves into the digital age.

Unique sunflower garden in Hanoi

 In the past, sunflower lovers might have had to travel hundreds of kilometres to visit Vietnam’s biggest sunflower garden in the central province of Nghe An. Hanoians now can enjoy the beautiful flowers at the Hanoi Imperial Citadel .

Top destinations in Vietnam during March for travelers

Vietnam has a wide range of destinations for travelers to enjoy during March including Dien Bien, Hanoi, Da Lat, Con Dao, and many more. 

BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF 8/3

Future of brands in Vietnam undermined by plain packaging, Real-estate service center project in HCMC under discussion, Japan’s Acecook considers boosting production capacity in Vietnam

To go digital, manufacturing enterprises need government help

While many enterprises have begun using technological solutions to improve productivity, small companies, which account for the largest proportion of total enterprises, do not have enough money to do this.

Bans on alcohol advertising and promotion remain inconsistent: lawyer

 A draft law on the prevention and control of alcohol-related problems and other prevailing laws include many contradictions in terms of bans on alcohol advertising, promotions and sponsorship programs.