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What is the future for VN securities companies?

Brokerage and consultancy services have helped improve the business performance of small-scale securities companies. 

The journey of Vietnamese rice

The Mekong Delta had experienced a hard process since the 19th century to turn a salt-marsh and wild region into the rice granary of Vietnam with over 3.8 million hectares of agricultural land and annual rice output exceeding 20 million tons now.

Vietnamese engineer makes smokeless, environmentally friendly coal

VietNamNet Bridge - Using pyrolysis technology, Phan Van Tuan has successfully built up a process of making smokeless coal which is friendly to the environment and safe for users.

Dreams of the young scientist

VietNamNet Bridge - Refusing jobs offered by US large bio-tech laboratories after finishing her post-doc program at Illinois University, Associate Professor Dr Le Thi Ly decided to return to Vietnam to ‘do something right in her homeland’.

VN cueists enter World Cup

 Three Vietnamese players have entered the final round of the 2015 Guri Three-Cushion World Cup in South Korea.

VN to classify universities by how well they train students

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese universities will be classified into three groups based on the training they offer under a decree issued by the government, which will assess them on research, application and practice.

Corruption – threat to socio-political stability: Government report

Corruption continues to be one of the most pressing matters in society and a threat to socio-political stability in Vietnam, as corruption-related cases have led to the loss of$ 42.27 million and nearly 9,900 hectares of land so far this year.

A little corner of Hollywood in Viet Nam

 VietNamNet Bridge – A HCM City movie fanatic's walls are adorned with signed posters from Hollywood stars. His small home's rooms are stocked with famous shoes, rubies and other memorabilia - and it's all open to the public.

Children with bone disease find relief

 VietNamNet Bridge – A Crocodile Village in HCM City is using glue made from crocodile bones to treat an untreatable disease often found in children

Resources tax increase meets resistance

 A new draft resolution on the resources tax calls for rates on many resources to be increased significantly.

Cam Ranh Port gets the go-ahead for UPCoM listing

 Cam Ranh Port JSC has received permission to list 24.5 million shares on the UPCoM market under the code CCR, the Ha Noi Stock Exchange announced yesterday.

Vietnam’s mobile app development most dynamic in Southeast Asia

 Developing apps for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets has been one of the most dynamic fields in Vietnam, and the mobile sector’s development has been considered the strongest in Southeast Asia.

In pictures: Saigon’s overloaded gateway

 VietNamNet Bridge - Truong Chinh is the only road to the HCM City center from the southwest. Because of the huge number of cars, many sections on this road have traffic jams during the rush hour.

BOT project inspections reveal false declarations

  Inspections of two highway projects reveal errors in estimates and project management.

VN’s public debt may increase by VND20 trillion due to exchange-rate fluctuations

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam’s public debt based on Vietnam dong (VND) may increase by VND15-VND20 trillion after the recent exchange rate fluctuations.

Image: US Ambassador presents helmets to Vietnamese disadvantaged children

VietNamNet Bridge - US Ambassador to Vietnam Ted Osius visited and presented helmets to children in the SOS Children’s Village in Hanoi on September 10.

Vietnam ready for Rio 2016 qualification

 The Viet Nam women's football team left for Myanmar today to prepare for the second qualifying round of the Women's Olympic Football Tournament, Rio 2016.

Vietnam sixth in world yacht race

 The Da Nang-Viet Nam team are currently in sixth place after a week and a half of racing in the 10th edition of the famous biennial Clipper Round the World Yacht Race.

Foreigners can't buy, sell houses with cash

 Foreigners buying or selling houses in Viet Nam are required to carry out the transactions through banks in Viet Nam and not in cash, the central bank has decreed.

Mobile providers to test changing carriers

 Three major mobile service providers will run technical tests in December, six months later than planned, for operating switching networks without consumers needing to change phone numbers.