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Cinema complexes expand, market still large enough for newcomers

VietNamNet Bridge - The cinema market was estimated to have modest value of $6 million in 2008, but the figure soared by 10 times in 2013 and exceeded the $100 million threshold in 2015, according to CGV.

Coal-fired power plants serving industry worsening pollution

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam’s coal-fired power plants which generate electricity and those serving industrial plants are worsening pollution. 

When parents sow ‘seeds of violence’

A research project carried out by Plan International found connections between domestic violence and physical abuse at school. 

The ‘Tibet room’ full of cordyceps mushrooms in Hanoi

VietNamNet Bridge - A 30-square meter room misty with steam in the middle of Hanoi is the site where a famous scientist discovered a way of cultivating cordyceps militaris. 

Grave statues of the Co Tu

 The Co Tu in the Central Highlands are famous for wood statues and grave-houses. The grave-house is a unique architectural work of the Co Tu, which reflects the characteristics and hobbies of the deceased.

Part of the puzzle

Vingroup’s launch of its Made-in-Vietnam motor vehicle brand Vinfast again raises questions about the ability of local component suppliers to meet requirements.

How refrigeration revolutionised global trade

 "Crazier than a half dozen opium-smoking frogs." That's how one observer described Guatemala's former President Gen Jorge Ubico.

Playgoers get two versions in one night

 VietNamNet Bridge – A play performed in both Vietnamese and Korean was recently presented to the public in Ha Noi.

Social News 20/11

Vietnam celebrates World Children’s Day, People to benefit from basic healthcare package, Training centre powered by Siemens technologies debuts, 13th Vietnamese Students’ Day in RoK held

What does Vietnam expect from the ‘TPP without the US’?

Analysts believe that Vietnam will still get big benefits once the CPTPP  is implemented, though they would be smaller compared to the benefits it expected from TPP.

Boy ’genius’ wins Thai music award

 Ten year old violinist Cao Hoàng Linh from Hanoi has won first prize in the Junior B category at the International Music Competition held in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Singapore investor acquires 10% Vinamilk stake

 The Singapore-based automotive group, Jardine Cycle and Carriage (JC&C), has made additional purchases of Vinamilk’s shares after its maiden US$616.6 million investment on November 10.

Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes arrive in Vietnam

 Manchester United legends Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes arrived in Hanoi yesterday, ready to attend the opening of a football training center.

PM appoints two new deputy ministers

 Vietnamese Prime Minister (PM) Nguyen Xuan Phuc has just issued two decisions to appoint new Deputy Ministers of Natural Resources and Environment and Foreign Affairs. 

Recruiting & retaining

It’s never been more important for enterprises to adopt a comprehensive people strategy.

First gene-editing in human body attempt

 Gene-editing has been attempted on cells inside a patient, in a world first by doctors in California.

Competition Law sanctions debated

 Heavy fines imposed on organisations and enterprises in the draft amendments of the existing Law on Competition have stirred up much debate among lawmakers.

“Across the Storm” exhibition, a call for fighting gender-based violence

The contemporary arts exhibition “Across the Storm” is in response to the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.

Grilled meatballs in Lang Son

The Grilled Meatballs in Lang Son would still leave a lasting impression on anyone who is lucky enough to try them.

Do My Linh bows out of Miss World 2017’s Top 15

 Miss Vietnam Do My Linh has bowed out of the Top 15 at Miss World 2017 in China.