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Korea’s JYJ to promote 17th ASIAD in Vietnam

 VietNamNet Bridge – The famous South Korean band JYJ will arrive in Vietnam on October 24 as part of promotion for the 17th Asian Games (ASIAD) in 2014.

First credit rating agency to come online next year

 VietNamNet Bridge – The first credit rating agency (CRA) is expected to be launched in the country next year after the Government issued legal framework for operations of such institutions.

Foreign sharks swallow up local sweets, brewery manufacturers

 VietNamNet Bridge – Swallowing up the existing domestic manufacturers proves to be the best for foreign investors to expand their business in Vietnam.

New life with artificial limbs for the limbless girl

Linh Chi, the limbless little girl--like Nick Vujicic, has had artificial hands, provided by the Vietnam orthopedic technology center. The girl immediately wrote and did many things with the artificial hands for the first time in her life.

Vietnamese firms incapable to act as IT consultants

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnam still has to hire foreign IT consultants for most of its big projects because it still lacks the experts capable enough to serve as consultants.

Noridan artists make recycled musical instruments

 VietNamNet Bridge – ZeroStation has launched a new project “When everything becomes music” – a collaboration between ZeroStation and Noridan Team, a cultural social arts organization based in Busan, South Korea.

Central bank makes $272m on gold sales

 VietNamNet Bridge – The State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) said it made a profit of more than VND6 trillion (US$272.72 million) from 57 gold auctions.

Mid-autumn festival to celebrate Southeast Asian culture

 VietNamNet Bridge – Ha Noi's Viet Nam Museum of Ethnology will host a mid-autumn festival inspired by Southeast Asian culture from September 14-15, featuring a wide range of activities and games.

Public officials need to become more engaged

 VietNamNet Bridge – A National Assembly (NA) deputy last week raised a popular new idea for an addition to the draft Law on Reception of Citizens which has received enormous public support.

HCM City whizz solves agricultural shrimp mystery

 VietNamNet Bridge – Tran Huu Loc, 29, received a full scholarship to Arizona University in the US, where he discovered the reasons behind mass shrimp fatalities.

Local rice exporters worry over Thai move to cut stock

 VietNamNet Bridge – Local rice exporters all expect the country’s rice exports to encounter more difficulties in the near future as Thailand is making a move to unleash its huge inventory.

First model of online study launched in Vietnam

 VietNamNet Bridge – GiapSchool, the first online study portal, under the Massive Open Online Course – MOOC model, has been recently launched in Vietnam.  

State firms pay highest wages

 VietNamNet Bridge – The average incomes of company employees, especially those working for private-owned enterprises, remain low.

Russian charity gives hope to VN prodigies

VietNamNet Bridge – Music lovers in HCM City cheered Vietnamese sisters Tran Dieu Linh and Tran Dieu An to the hilt after the pair's stunning piano performance at the recent 2013 Festival of Autumn Melodies in the city.

Experts warn of international exits

VietNamNet Bridge – Economic experts during a forum in HCMC last Friday expressed concerns over Vietnam’s capability to deal with international exits after India and Indonesia suffered great difficulties from the withdrawal of foreign investors

Salt water pollutes hundreds of wells

 VietNamNet Bridge – High levels of salinity in underground supplies has created serious shortages of fresh water for nearly 1,000 residents in central Quang Ngai Province's Duc Pho District.

The epic of Hoang Sa Flotilla

Since long ago, Ly Son has preserved a historical story about the militia heroes of the Hoang Sa Flotilla in the Nguyen Dynasty who rowed boats to Hoang Sa, ready to plant sovereign landmarks and defend the islands of the motherland.

Vietnam, Japan to host celebratory concert tour

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Vietnamese National Symphony Orchestra will work with Japanese artists on a “Vietnam Japan 40 Autumn Concert Tour”, running from September 14 to October 1 and visiting both countries.

Hanoi sets aside land to build new State schools

 VietNamNet Bridge – Tens of thousands of square meters of land which are lying unused or are being improperly used around the city will be reserved for the construction of State-owned schools,

Domestic detergent manufacturers still await their opportunities

 VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese detergent manufacturers have been courageously struggling with foreign ones to regain the home market. However, they have not succeeded.