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Japanese firms called to expand investment in Vietnam

Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong said he welcomes Japanese businesses to expand their investments in Vietnam and improve their quality and efficiency.

Vietnamese technology engineers shower praise on new iPad Pro

VietNamNet Bridge - Apple’s latest-generation iPad which was introduced to the public recently has received much praise from Vietnamese technology experts.

Labor productivity reaches alarmingly low level

VietNamNet Bridge - Experts doubt that the minimum wage can be lifted each year if Vietnam’s productivity remains low compared with other ASEAN countries.

Seventh Vietnam-Singapore Industrial Park built in Nghe An

 Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung and Singapore’s Minister for Trade and Industry Lim Hng Kiang launched an order to start construction of the seventh Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) in Vietnam on September 16.

Public Security Minister holds talks with NSW Deputy Premier

 Visiting Minister of Public Security Tran Dai Quang met with Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) Deputy Premier Troy Grant on September 16.

Japan’s royal family supports cooperation with Vietnam

 The Japanese royal family strongly supports the development of relations between Japan and Vietnam, Emperor Akihito told Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong during their meeting in Tokyo on September 16. 

Deputy Prime Minister meets Chinese Premier

 Vietnam attaches importance to the stable and sustainable development of the comprehensive strategic partnership with China, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc told Chinese Premier Li Keqiang during their meeting in Beijing on September 16.

Hanoi police investigate overcharges by shoeshine workers

 VietNamNet Bridge – Police of Hoan Kiem District are investigating two shoeshine workers who are accused of overcharging and forcing foreign tourists.

Convenient store competitiveness severer in Vietnam

Convenient stores have never developed as strong as present in Vietnam with the more attendance of both foreign and local retailers, which has rocketed rent rates forcing some firms with weak financial ability to transfer their shops

Touring the An Binh Islands by boat

 VietNamNet Bridge – Visitors love the An Binh Islands and say they actually feel sad having to leave the inspiring people, magnificent sites and awesome adventures.

Illegally printed books hurt sales of originals

 Illegally printed books have flooded the market and have seriously affected the sale of original editions, officials said.

Rice exports: It’s time for the “giants” to leave

 VietNamNet Bridge - Rice exports seem to be the playground of big State-owned corporations, which are able to impose unfavorable conditions on others, especially farmers.

Apparel firms struggling with forthcoming wage hike

 VietNamNet Bridge – Though the minimum wage spike has three and a half months to go, enterprises in the labor-intensive textile and garment sector are scrambling to find ways to cope with this financial burden.

Poor water management hits Delta

 VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam's Mekong Delta, which is home to 18 million people, has suffered adverse consequences due to poor water resource management,

Over 60 years of making Cham statues

If they want to know who the most famous artisan is in Non Nuoc Stone Sculpture village in the central coast city of Danang, visitors will be certainly introduced to Le Ben as he has spent 65 years reproducing ancient Cham statues.

Vietnamese brides integrate into Korean culture

 VietNamNet Bridge – More Vietnamese women marry Korean men than in any other country. The South Korean government has even funded special courses in Viet Nam to help the women grow accustomed to their new home.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 17/9

France pledges to support Vietnamese firms in Paris, Vietnam emerges as big RoK export market, Vietnam unlikely to loosen lending, Vietnamese brand to compete in powdered milk market, Viet Nam car sales down 10% in Aug

Ancient squirrel's nest leads to discovery of giant virus

 Thank an ancient squirrel, climate change and French scientists for the new discovery of an ancient virus, Mollivirus sibericum, that sounds like it could launch a creepy movie.

Vietnam Beer Festival to take place in mid-November

 Vietnam beer festival-exBEERience Fest is set to get underway in SC Vivo City Rooftop on 1058 Nguyen Van Linh street, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City from 4.30pm on November 11-15.

Hanoi, Swiss cities solidify connections

 A Hanoi delegation led by Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen The Thao recently toured Geneva and Bern in a bid to boost multifaceted cooperation between the Vietnamese capital city and the Swiss cities.