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Underwater turtle eggs found off Cu Lao Cham

 The authorities in Hoi An Town has announced that they have found 30 turtle eggs under the sea off Cu Lao Cham Island.

Carlsberg eyes at least 51% of Habeco

Danish brewer Carlsberg is keen on increasing its stake in the Hanoi Beer Alcohol and Beverage Corp. (Habeco) to at least 51 percent, a local news website has reported, citing an executive from Habeco. 

HCM City halts $144-million BRT project over feasibility concerns

 Ho Chi Minh City authorities have decided to halt plans to build the first bus rapid transit BRT project which is expected to cost around USD144 million.

More walking streets to be opened in Hue

 Hue authorities will open more walking zones on Chu Van An, Pham Ngu Lao and Vo Thi Sau Streets later this month, according to Vice Chairman of Hue municipal People’s Committee Nguyen Dang Thanh.

Thut Soup of the M’Nong ethnic group in Dak Lak

 According to the old leaders of the village, Thut Soup is a traditional dish which holds an important position in the lives of the M’Nong ethnic group.

Mnet Asian Music Awards coming to Vietnam

 Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) this year is set to transpire in Vietnam, Japan and Hong Kong (China), reports CJ E&M, a Republic of Korean entertainment and media contents company.

Artificial intelligence: Life-saving technology for tomorrow’s Vietnam

 Artificial-intelligence technology surrounds our everyday lives, in the form of voice assistants like Apples’ Siri, Microsoft’s Cortana or Amazon’s Alexa, say the computer experts.

Vietnam aims to narrow rich-poor gap

 The Vietnamese Party and State have yearned for a fair society where all citizens have the right to contribute and enjoy benefits. Vietnam is now set to narrow the wealth gap to realize the long-term goal of social fairness.

Talking gloves support communications for the deaf

 Two students from HCM City have successfully developed a product called talking gloves to support the communications of deaf and mute people.

Lee&Man relapses into environmental violation

Despite the investor, Hong Kong-based Lee&Man Paper Group, committing to resolve the environmental damage caused by the trial run of its paper manufacturing factory in Hau Giang, it has relapsed into environmental violations.

Too many barriers stifle startups

VietNamNet Bridge - Analysts say that the ecosystem for startups is not well organized to give substantial support to entrepreneurs.

Retail rides ‘ideal potential’ to surge

 A rise in Vietnam’s retail and consumption service revenue reflects growing local purchasing power and retail-related activities.

Banks’capital adequacy in danger of plunging

 State Bank of Viet Nam statistics show that the average capital adequacy ratio (CAR) of the banking sector has been consistently falling since the beginning of this year. 

Doubling of imported used car tax proposed

Importing used cars with nine seats and less will become harder if a proposal to raise used car tariffs is approved by the Government. 

Consumers increasingly tech-savvy: Nielsen

 Vietnam is home to a growing number of tech-savvy “connected consumers” that global corporations will increasingly seek to court, according to a study conducted by Nielsen in cooperation with Demand Institute.

Finance Ministry proposes cut in some fees, charges

 The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has drafted a few adjustments to charges and fees in several sectors under its management.

Thousands of homes wrecked by huge Mexican quake, death toll at 91

 A massive earthquake off southern Mexico on Thursday night that killed at least 91 people damaged tens of thousands of homes and afflicted upwards of two million people in the poorer south, 

Local firms fail miserably with information disclosure

 Only about 17 per cent of listed companies comply with information disclosure regulations, lower than the figure in 2016, according to the Vietnam Association of Financial Executives (VAFE).

First metro line to get tracks

 Progress on the metro continues, but a tax dispute has left some necessary equipment languishing at port, Le Nguyen Minh Quang, head of the HCM City Management Authority for Urban Railways said.

Lawmakers to mull tougher corruption law

Lawmakers convening today in Hanoi for 14th session of the National’s Assembly’s Standing Committee are scheduled to discuss an amended Law on Corruption Prevention and Control.