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Foreign investors lose interest in SOE shares

Foreign ownership in SOEs may indeed be welcome but the ongoing obstacles are seeing many foreign investors lose interest.

Vietnam’s labor productivity increases nearly 24% in five years

 VietNamNet Bridge - Compared to 2010, the average productivity per worker in Vietnam increased nearly 24%, but it was not enough to offset the gap in productivity with other countries in the region.

Man swaps land for rubbish treatment plant

 VietNamNet Bridge – For most people, rubbish represents the end of all activities of human life. For Le Thien An, it is the beginning of everything.

Gov’t figures out Top 9 key tasks for 2016

Deputy PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc on December 28 presented a Government’s draft Resolution on key tasks and measures guiding the realization of the Plan for socio-economic development and state budget estimate in 2016.

National Men's Cycling Tournament to cover 11 localities

 The 18th National Men's Cycling Tournament-Ben Tre Television Cup is scheduled to begin in the southern Ben Tre Province on January 11.

Banks rush to change players on chessboard

VietNamNet Bridge - Three banks with no dong have new CEOs and many other banks have appointed their CEOs. The changes in the banking sector have never been so big.

Teachers, students take test together

The public paid attention to a competition for gifted and talented ninth grade students organised by Hong Linh Town's Department of Education and Training in central Ha Tinh Province last week

Vietnam successfully mixes anthracite and bituminous/sub-bituminous coal

The Vietnam Thermal Technique Science Association has found a cost-effective solution which reduces the volume of consumed coal, reduces ashes and the greenhouse gas emissions, and improves the efficiency of the combustion chamber. 

Art troupe preserves traditional theatre

 VietNamNet Bridge – Veterans and youngsters from the Anh Binh Minh Traditional Art Troupe in Tra Vinh Province tour the Mekong River Delta region to introduce du ke, a unique style Khmer musical theatre from southern Viet Nam.

Finance Ministry wants fewer incentives for auto industry

 The Ministry of Finance has thrown its weight behind a removal of many incentives for automakers as a full-fledged auto industry has remained far-fetched despite all sorts of policy incentives over the past 20 years.

Banh It (Little Cake)

VietNamNet Bridge – Banh it (Little Cake) is one of specialties of the central in Vietnam, commonly used in regional death anniversaries and marriage rituals as well, but now it has become a snack that you can enjoy anytime. 

VN workers to enjoy more benefits under new Social Insurance Law

 VietNamNet Bridge – Tran Thi Thuy Nga, director general of the Social Insurance Department, spoke toThoi bao Kinh te Viet Nam (Viet Nam Economic Times) about the new Social Insurance Law.

Vietnam to host 19th Asian Physics Olympiad

VietNamNet Bridge – The Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam has approved the Ministry of Education and Training’s plan on the hosting of the 19th Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO) in 2018. 

How unsafe food reaches Vietnamese’s dining-table?

 VietNamNet Bridge – As the New Year holidays are coming, contaminated sausage, smoked pork legs made of expired frozen meat, and dried grapes dyed of industrial colorings are slipping into stores and supermarkets.

Hanoi's new chairman discloses development plans in 2016

On the occasion of the New Year, Nguyen Duc Chung, Chairman of the Ha Noi Municipal People's Committee talks about the city's plan to make Ha Noi richer and more beautiful.

US rate hike unlikely to have big VN impact

VietNamNet Bridge – The United States Federal Reserve (FED) on December 16 raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to between 0.25 percent and 0.50 percent for the first time in nearly a decade.  

National circus' finances a balancing act

 VietNamNet Bridge – Art and entertainment groups like the Viet Nam Circuis Federation must find their own funding as State sponsorship begins to dwindle in the face of a growing market economy.

Revising criminal law to crack down on foreign swindlers

In recent years, more cases of foreign swindlers have been reported throughout the country and in almost all of economic, cultural and social fields, especially import and export, investment, loan provision, capital raising and e-commerce.

Can Vietnam retailers compete with the big chains?

VietNamNet Bridge – Over recent years, the government has allowed increasing numbers of foreign transnational companies to invest in property, plant and equipment and operate businesses that compete head-on in the domestic retail market. 

Performing traditional theater in Hanoi

Traditional theaters play an important role in Vietnamese culture. Despite the rapid development of contemporary art genres and the entertainment industry in Vietnam, traditional theaters continue to inspire both Vietnamese and foreign audience.