SEARCH RESULTS

Advanced search

How do brewers fare in the Vietnamese market?

Drinking cold beer on summer afternoons is a habit of many Hanoians. The Australian Prime Minister, when visiting the capital city recently, joined a group of draft beer drinkers and shouted "one, two, three, cheers!" before tasting the popular beer.

VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JUNE 10/2023

Industrial production in 49 provinces improves in Jan-May

Preserving traditional architecture of ethnic communities in geopark area

Urban architecture management regulations are expected to be an important basis for Meo Vac district (Ha Giang province) to orient the socio-economic development of a specific urban area in ethnic minority areas.

China praises Vietnam’s farm produce, but makes modest purchases

Chinese importers highly appreciate the quality of Vietnam’s farm produce, saying they want to buy in large quantities. But, in fact, the two sides continue to make modest transactions and there is no sustainable supply value chain.

Real estate, bank shares surge, time to invest

Following the upward trend beginning last week, real estate shares continued to gain in the new week amid falling interest rates.

Transport staples in need of funding

Foreign investment into transport segments continues to deviate despite the efforts of the transport sector and authorised agencies.

No supporting policies for high schools of talents in sports

There have been no supporting policies for high schools of talent in sports making these special schools in Ho Chi Minh City fall into difficulties in training and fostering athletes.

Domestic cars to have registration fees cut by half from July 1

Domestically produced and assembled cars are to have their registration fees slashed by half during the last six months of 2023, according to the Government Office.

Parents get headaches after children start summer break

Many parents have get headaches because after their children started their three-month summer break since early this month, the parents have to manage to take care their children as well as ensure their work flow.

Artist releases new MV promoting Hà Giang’s tourism

According to Quách Beem, the song was written in 2018 and marks the beginning of his non-profit music project, in which he plans to write 63 songs about 63 Vietnamese localities.

Hay Glamping Music Festival set to return to Hanoi this September

Hay Glamping Music Festival, the second of its kind, is scheduled to take place in the capital on September 29 and September 30.

EU extends tariffs on Vietnam steel exports for another year

The European Union (EU) has decided to extend tariffs and quotas on various types of steel imports from Vietnam until the end of June 2024.

Mobile network operators didn't take part in auctions for 4G, 5G frequency bands

The time for telecom carriers to submit dossiers to register to attend auctions for 4G and 5G wavebands has expired.

EVN explains power purchases from abroad

Vietnam's power giant EVN has explained the reasons behind its purchase of electricity from neighbouring countries rather than from renewable energy facilities at home.

HCM City develops Cultural Space project

HCM City has achieved good resultes in cultural growth a year after launching the project called “Hồ Chí Minh Cultural Space”.

11 hydropower plants cease production

Water flows have dropped to the point that 11 hydropower plants have to stop generating to ensure safety, causing a shortage of about 5,000MW in the north.

Vietnam stock market regains trading value of US$1 billion

The market liquidity is increasing significantly, but many stocks across sectors like banking, securities, and real estate have faced considerable declines due to profit-taking pressure from investors.

Ha Giang authorities investigate tourist sitting on border marker

The Ha Giang Provincial Department of Culture, Sports, and Tourism is investigating a photo which showed a tourist sitting on an engraved stone marking Vietnams northern border at Lung Cu Flag Tower.

Vehicle registration centres to reopen soon: transport minister

The country has more than 2,000 vehicle registration staff but one third have been prosecuted