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Extending mandate of tax authorities may halt tax evasion?

Handing over the right of prosecution and investigation to the tax authorities is expected to hinder tax evasion as well as delayed tax payments by enterprises, especially multinational firms in Vietnam.

VN Airlines shoots for $107 million consolidated profit in 2018

 Vietnam Airlines (VNA) will propose its shareholders the target of VND2.421 trillion ($107.6 million) in consolidated pre-tax profit for the 2018 financial year at the upcoming annual general shareholders’ meeting (AGM).

BSR could have made more on IPO with real valuation

 Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical Co., Ltd. (BSR) would have made more on its initial public offering (IPO) if it had been evaluated more accurately.

Alabama 'miracle' boy wakes before doctors pull plug

 A 13-year-old boy in the US state of Alabama regained consciousness just after his parents signed the paperwork to donate his organs.

Northern region hit by 38-degree heat wave

 A heat wave has hit the northern and central region, sending temperatures soaring to 38 degrees, according to the National Centre for Hydro-meteorology Forecasting.    

Hanoi to trial new pedestrian street

 Hanoi’s Tay Ho District authorities announced that the Trinh Cong Son Street would undergo test pedestrianisation.    

Information watchdog seeks Cambridge Analytica data

 Cambridge Analytica has been ordered to turn over information it has on US citizen David Carroll by the UK's data protection watchdog.

Hanoi Flag Tower marred by graffiti

Hanoi Flag Tower which is one of the symbols of the city has been covered in graffiti for years.

Wet wipes could face wipe-out in plastic clean-up

 Wet wipes, used for sticky fingers and removing eye make-up, as well as on other parts of the anatomy, could themselves be wiped out over the next couple of decades.

Vietnam seeking sustainable transport solutions

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam expressed its appreciation to Sweden for sharing expertise on good practices and technologies to support the development of public transport,

Red carpet, tax incentives not enough for SEZ: experts

Phu Quoc, Van Don and Bac Van Phong, in order to develop into powerful SEZs, need to have an outstanding business environment and new institutional policies, experts say.

New fuel option left many gassed off

 VietNamNet Bridge – Saigon Petro Co., Ltd has proposed halting the sale of popular 95-octane gasoline A95 and replacing it with E5 bio fuel – but experts and customers have voiced concerns.

Man kills four, including two children, in knife attack

 VietNamNet Bridge – Police on Monday took into custody a man accused of killing four people, including two young children, in a knife attack in the northern province of Cao Bang.

Maternal mortality rate falls in Vietnam: report

 Maternal mortality rate in the country fell from 233 per 100,000 live births in the 1990s to 58.3 per 100,000 live births in 2016.

Ao Dai inspired by Van Duong Thanh's art to be displayed

 A fashion show of áo dài (Vietnamese traditional dress) designed taking inspiration from artist Van Duong Thanh’s paintings will take place today in Hanoi.

Da Nang to host international balloon fest

 Da Nang will host the first International Balloon Festival as a tourism attraction at the city’s Hi-tech Park and Hoa Trung Lake in Hoa Vang District later this year.

SCIC to sell stakes in 121 firms in bid to make after-tax profit

 State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) said it would offload capital in 121 businesses in 2018.

Agriculture Ministry issues regulations on ’VIETNAM RICE’ national brand

 The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has issued regulations on the use of national brand GAO VIET NAM or VIETNAM RICE.

Brands from past make comeback

 Many well-known consumer brands of the past are making a comeback in Viet Nam, indicating a new-found confidence on the part of local companies to take on multinational rivals.

Cannes Film Festival rings in the changes

 The Cannes Film Festival kicks off later, one day earlier than normal, with a number of new measures set to ensure it won't be business as usual.