The new regulation that listed companies have to submit half-year finance reports with auditors’ review has put a hard pressure on auditing firms, which have to take too many jobs in the high auditing season.

Industrial zone locals seek $1m damages; Man apprehended for trafficking woman; ‘HCM City Days’ opens in Vientiane; Yen Bai has plans to reduce drownings

VietNamNet Bridge – Two Dao ethnic minority men have been arrested for transporting protected wild animal products from Nam Nung nature reserve.

VietNamNet Bridge – Lao Party General Secretary and President Chummaly Sayasone and Prime Minister Thongsing Thammavong received Secretary of HCM City's Party Committee Le Thanh Hai in Vientiane yesterday, June 27.

A set of giant Olympic rings were lowered over River Thames, the media center welcomed its first batch of users and an official song was released on Wednesday, one month prior to the London Olympic Games.

Brazil announced a 4 billion U.S. dollar (8.4 billion reais) stimulus package Wednesday to boost the nation's flagging economy, mostly through government purchases.

VietNamNet Bridge – From 2005 to 2012, 720 kids, both male and female, suffered from sexual abuse. Most of them were at the age of 13 to 16.

VietNamNet Bridge – Hanoi authorities have approved the healthcare system development program to 2030 worth VND43.36 trillion ($2.2 billion).

VietNamNet Bridge – After detecting violations at some Chinese clinics, the Ministry of Health has asked the departments of health of 63 provinces to inspect all Chinese clinics.

VietNamNet Bridge – Three major roads in HCM City will be named after three late leaders, Prime Minister Pham Van Dong, high-ranking general Mai Chi Tho and Professor Tran Van Giau.

After a prosperous period in March and April, the Treasury bond market has become quiet, because commercial banks now keep indifferent to bonds.

Many universities have incurred huge losses from holding entrance exams due to increasing prices leasing exam space along with higher wages for supervisors and examiners.

Two groups of Vietnamese scientists have won awards in the first round of a US government programme to fund scientific research in developing countries.

A national project to explore and assess the management of sea resources and the environment during the 2006-11 period was able to yield important results.

VN athletes head to Paralympics; Chess masters struggle with form; Vietnamese shuttlers to attend Asian U19 champs; Vuong wins men's air rifle event

‘Nowadays’ thought-provoking painting exhibition will open on Friday at Gallery Mai on the third floor of the Art Talk Cafe, 12 Quan Su Street in Hanoi until July 14.

Sahaja yogis offer meditation music; Cham folk arts performance attracts visitors to Binh Thuan; American Club to hold Independence Day events; Artist shows off Japanese-style silk paintings

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is preparing a proposal for the Ministry of Public Security to crack down on illicit trade of rotten meat and viscera into Vietnam via the northern border.

VietNamNet Bridge – The cruel summer heat and northern humidity could not prevent nearly 100 expats and Vietnamese from having fun, laughing and putting their heads together during a quiz at Ha Noi's Cinematheque last Saturday night.