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Bright CIT news on horizon

VietNamNet Bridge – It appears likely that enterprises can enjoy the corporate income tax reduction from July this year instead early next year as planned previously.

Vinh, Cam Ranh airports to get facelift

VietNamNet Bridge – Airports Corporation of Vietnam will start work on the passenger terminal of Vinh Airport in Nghe An on Friday, while Cam Ranh Airport in Khanh Hoa has also got the nod from the Government for a runway upgrade.

Doubt cast over public officials' extra incomes

VietNamNet Bridge – Nguyen Thanh Hai is a 32-year-old engineer working for a State-owned construction company in Ha Noi. He is paid a monthly salary of VND10 million, which is considered an average wage for someone in his position.

Illegal advertisers to have their phone services cut

VietNamNet Bridge – Ha Noi's Department of Information and Communications has asked telecommunication companies to stop offering services to more than 100 enterprises that posted advertisements illegally in public places.

Tourism body insists on loosened visa policy for tourists

VietNamNet Bridge – The national steering committee for tourism will present to the Government draft policies meant to make it easier for international tourists to come to Vietnam, including the loosened visa policy proposal.

Job training to play greater role in poverty fight

VietNamNet Bridge – The Government has announced that it will reduce some financial subsidies for disadvantaged people and focus instead on implementing vocational training programmes as it looks to stimulate the role played by the poor

Leave your comfort zone on the road to personal growth

VietNamNet Bridge – Life as an expat can be unbelievably comfortable. Many of us are incredibly fortunate in that our standard of living in Viet Nam is higher than in the places we left behind.

Super project stays immovable, environment and people suffer

In Kien Luong district of Kien Giang province, shrimp and fishes have all died because of the polluted water. Local people have to desert their homeland because they have no more means of subsistence.

Making art rooted in nature

 VietNamNet Bridge – An HCM City sculptor carves tree stumps into mystical statues of holy figures, from Buddha to the gods of fortune, prosperity and longevity.

Minimum wage ‘not enough' to survive on

 VietNamNet Bridge – The smell and sound of snuffling pigs fills the 7sq.m room of worker Ninh Thi Kieu in Yen Phong Industrial Zone.

Change comes to remote geological park

VietNamNet Bridge – Nguyen Le Huy, Ph.D., head of the management board of Dong Van Stone Plateau in the northern province of Ha Giang, talks to Han Ngoc Lan about plans to develop the area and the challenges of doing so in a sustainable fashion.

Vietnam wastes too much money to train gifted students

Trillions of dong has been spent by the state budget to train gifted students. However, experts have pointed out that this is a big waste of money.

Vietnam’s mechanical engineering development plan fails completely

No considerable progress has been made so far in the mechanical engineering over the last 10 years when Vietnam implemented the 10-year industry development strategy.

U.S., Europe seek to spur farm produce exports to Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge – A slew of companies from the United States and Europe are showcasing meat, dairy products and drinks at the ongoing international food and hotel show in HCMC in an effort to increase exports

MIC vows never to let big fish block small fish

The Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC) is considering collecting fees for additional Internet interconnection or setting up the charges for every connection.

Domestic workers struggle to survive

VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam has the ninth-lowest unemployment rate in the world, but wage cuts by enterprises and the widespread lack of insurance mean even those fortunate enough to be employed still face challenges.

“Substandard Chinese goods have the fault of Vietnamese traders”

Mr. Wei Zi Shen, Trade Consul of the Chinese Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City explains about poor quality works of Chinese contractors and Chinese substandard goods in Vietnam.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 28/4

Capital industrial production soars; As prices fall, offices attract tenants; Lotte’s ‘ao dai’ tower rises higher in Hanoi; Foreign eyes light up at new M&A deals; SBV stalls asset regulations as companies feel the pinch

Youth dust off old instruments

 VietNamNet Bridge – A music project to encourage young composers of Vietnamese traditional music instruments has been launched by US-based artist Vo Van Anh.

Opening traffic bottlenecks in capital city

 VietNamNet Bridge – Hanoi, the political, economic and cultural center of Viet Nam, has attracted a large number of people from other areas coming to work and settle in recent years.