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State-owned enterprises told to sell up

 Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung has directed ministries, sectors, as well as State-owned groups and corporations to complete the withdrawal of their capital from non-core businesses by this year end.

Interesting destinations in Vietnam’s East Pole

 VietNamNet Bridge – Mui Doi - the East Pole of Vietnam is an attractive destination for adventurous tourists. Meanwhile, Mui Dien is an ideal place for couples to take wedding photos.

Hosting APEC 2017 - lynchpin of Vietnam’s foreign policy

Hosting APEC forum in 2017 is a lynchpin of Vietnam’s foreign policy towards 2020, reflecting the country’s best possible contributions to promoting shared interests within APEC in the evolving regional landscape.

The 14 beauty queens of Vietnam

 VietNamNet Bridge - The first Miss Vietnam pageant was held 28 years ago. Vietnam has had 14 Miss Vietnam winners. Let’s review the lives of the 14 beauty queens.

Ho Tram ready to welcome Vietnamese gamers

 Philip Falcone, founder and CEO of the Harbinger Capital Partners, said Ho Tram is ready to pilot the local gaming policy.

Vien to storm swimming world champs

 Nguyen Thi Anh Vien, a serious challenger at the recent Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, says she will be even more competitive at the world championships in Russia next month.

Sculptor inspired by perfect works of art

 A serious accident while sculpting a statue killed the desire to create in sculptor Le Cong Thanh, but the despondent man's trips to beer parlours changed all that. 

Reviving old electric fans

  It is a common thing to fix an electric fan, but when it comes to revive an old fan which stands among the first electric fans that were used in Vietnam, few people have enough knowledge and skills to fulfill the task.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 27/6

Jan-Jun business startups surge in HCMC, Vietnam goods on show at Lotte Mart Saigon South, Credit growth improves in H1, Ministry rejects iron ore tax reduction proposal, Big C opens fifth store in Hanoi

Vietnam can produce PhDs but cannot produce fasteners: NA deputy

VietNamNet Bridge - “Vietnam can produce PhDs. Why can’t it produce screws then?” Tran Quoc Tuan asked at a recent National Assembly session on policies to develop supporting industries.

Fire destroys storehouse in Dong Nai IZ

 VietNamNet Bridge – A huge fire broke out in a storehouse of Viet Long Packaging Company in Nhon Trach Industrial Zone 3 in Dong Nai Province last night, June 25.

Vietnam’s rice exports in stalemate

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam’s rice exporters continue to rely on the Chinese market. Experts warn Vietnam may fall into the Chinese ‘low-quality rice’ trap.

Microsoft acts against copyright infringement in Vietnam

 Microsoft, a member of the Business Software Alliance, took legal action against the South Korean-owned Trimmers Vietnam Co for using pirated software, demanding compensation of VND748m.

Snakes appear throughout HCM City

 VietNamNet Bridge – Snakes not only appear in the suburbs but also downtown Saigon. Each day, the municipal emergency center receives reports of several cases of snakebite.

France cracks down on Uber service after protests

 France's interior minister has ordered a ban on the low-cost car-sharing service UberPOP after a day of nationwide protests by taxi drivers.

Vietnamese cuisine introduced in Japan

 BETOAJI, a non-profit organization established by Vietnamese students in Japan, has run cookery classes for those fond of cooking Vietnamese traditional dishes.

Officials from ten embassies visit Bac Giang province

Opportunities for cooperation in preserving, processing and exporting farm produce were discussed at a meeting held in Bac Giang on June 25 between the Provincial People’s Committee and a delegation of representatives from ten different embassies.

Vietnam attends security conference in Russia

 Public Security Minister General Tran Dai Quang joined senior representatives from the United Nations and 72 countries responsible for national security to attend a conference held from June 24-25 in Russia's city of Ulan-Ude.

Denmark funds Vietnam’s energy saving initiatives

 Denmark will support energy saving initiatives in the private sector in Vietnam under a programme worth 6.5 million USD.

45,000 individuals screened for MERS symptoms

 Nearly 45,000 individuals arriving in Vietnam by air, sea and land from countries affected by the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV) have been screened by body-temperature scanners, a health official said.