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VN Labor Ministry eyes high-skilled labor export

 The Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs is devising a scheme on export of high-skilled workers given the abundant domestic labor force, and thus seeking input from major corporations.

British diplomat draws paintings on Saigon streets

Steph Lysaght, Deputy Head of Mission at the British Embassy in Hanoi, joined local artists in an activity to paint walls and draw paintings along the streets in Saigon with an aim to send a message of environment and wild animal protection.

U20 Vietnam striker featured on FIFA website

 The official FIFA website, fifa.com, has published an article about U-20 Viet Nam team’s striker Tran Thanh, a promising footballer in the upcoming FIFA U-20 World Cup. 

Harvard University expands co-operation with Vietnamese universities

Harvard University President Drew Gilpin Faust yesterday met with leaders of HCM City University of Social Sciences and Humanities (USSH) to extend co-operation between the two schools in the upcoming time.

VN banks struggle to raise capital

Not only the issues of human resources, bad debt, profit, dividends, but also the pressure of increasing capital to cater for updated standards in line with Basel II are pushing banks to exhaustion.

Shop rentals fall in Hanoi following pavement crackdown

 Rental prices for many shops in Hanoi have started to fall following the city’s fight against pavement encroachment.

Vietnam: A country, not a war: Harvard president

 President of Harvard University, Dr. Drew Gilpin Faust had a speech about the war between Vietnam and the US during a visit to the Ho Chi Minh City University of Social Sciences and Humanities on March 23.

Vietnam among Asia's biggest spenders on infrastructure: Bloomberg

 Vietnam is among the leading countries in Asia investing in infrastructure even thought it is one of the smallest economies in the region, according to Bloomberg.

Illegal sand exploitation worsens erosion at Cua Dai Beach

 While the government is spending billions of VND on projects to deal with worsening erosion at Cua Dai Beach in Hoi An Town, several companies have been caught taking advantage of the projects to illegally exploit sand.

Phu Quoc adds another night market

 Sol Beach House Phu Quoc has opened a night market to house the island’s vendors.

VN banks to face interest margin challenges: SSI

 Analysts of the Retail Research and Investment Advisory Division at Saigon Securities Incorporation (SSI) have predicted 2017 will be a challenging year for banks to increase their Net Interest Margin (NIM).

Local reform must be hastened: businesses

 The Government of Viet Nam has made accelerated efforts to improve the business climate but more drastic measures must be taken at local levels where firms still face obstacles in doing business.

Vietnam in Group B of world volleyball event

 Vietnam are in Group B of the qualifying round of the 2018 World Women’s Volleyball Championship, Asia zone, according to a recent draw.

Vietnam's Minh & Trang reach quarter-finals at Hanoi Challenge event

 Tops seeds Nguyen Tien Minh and Vu Thi Trang of Viet Nam booked their quarter-final berths at the Ciputra Hanoi–Yonex Sunrise Vietnam International Challenge.

Ly Hoang Nam enters semi-finals of Japan F3 event

 Vietnamese top player Ly Hoang Nam entered the simi-finals of the singles of the Japan F3 Men’s Futures tennis tournament in Kofu City yesterday.

Korean fest sings the song of Vietnam-South Korea unity

 Dozens of South Korean singers including boy and girl bands will perform at the My Dinh National Stadium this weekend as part of festivities marking the 25th anniversary of bilateral ties between Viet Nam and South Korea.

HCM City remittances race to US$1b mark

 Remittances to HCM City, which routinely accounts for the highest amount in the country, has topped US$1 billion already this year.

VN Central Bank should offer failing banks to foreign investors

 The vigorous restructuring of “zero VND” banks whose capital is believed to have fallen far below the minimum requirement of VND3 trillion ($140.6 million) is the main goal of the banking system this year. 

Scientists improve Vietnam’s coffee with enzyme technology

VietNamNet Bridge - Dry processed coffee has low quality, but wet processing needs a large volume of water, causing pollution. What is the solution? 

Vietnam not prepared for retail market expansion

Vietnam should not try to restrict foreign retailers’ expansion, but instead support Vietnamese retailers by creating a level playing field, experts have said.