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U.S. stocks continue to climb wall of worry

 U.S. stocks ended higher for the third straight session on Tuesday as market sentiment was still lifted by euro zone stimulus hopes.

Vietnamese players to compete in Chess Olympiad

 VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam will compete in both the men's and women's team events at the Chess Olympiad in Istanbul, Turkey from August 27 to September 10.

Fast food market readies for new great war

VietNamNet Bridge – The information that Starbucks Coffee and The Johnny Rockets are now at Vietnam’s door, ready for the penetration into Vietnam, has heated up the fast food franchising market.

VNA cements ties with Mongolian counterpart

 VietNamNet Bridge – General Director of the Vietnam News Agency (VNA) Nguyen Duc Loi met with Director General of the Montsame News Agency of Mongolia Sukhbaatar Altantsetseg in Hanoi on August. 7.

Book published on East Sea

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Information and Communications Publishing House has debuted a book entitled “Vietnam’s Mark on the East Sea,” written by Dr Tran Cong Truc, former Head of the Government Border Committee.

Mobile phone televisionization tendency growing in Vietnam

No need to have TV set or laptop; one just needs a smart phone to watch TV everywhere and every time. Using smart phones with 3G connection to watch TV has become prevalent, since Mobile Internet has been upgraded to the record speed of 21 Mbps.

Developing green tourism remains preoccupation of Hue

The ancient capital city of Hue in the central region is considered the pioneer in the development of green tourism. However, the tourism model is facing a lot of challenges.

PM delivers speech on ASEAN 45th anniversary

 VietNamNet Bridge – Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on August 7 delivered a televised speech on the occasion of the 45th anniversary of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (August 8).

Parents worry themselves sick about school fees

Tuition and school fee increases is once again a hot topic on education forums. Parents complain that education has become very costly in Vietnam.

U.S. scientists trying to produce green power from ocean wave energy

 Although ocean wave technology still has a long way to go, U.S. scientists are now seeking ways to make ocean wave energy the nation's newest source of green power, local media reported on Sunday.

Vietnam is about to finalize the negotiations for second oil refinery

The Nghi Son oil refinery project, the second oil refinery in Vietnam, is now under the final stage of negotiation. It will have the total investment capital of 8-10 billion dollars and the designed capacity of 200,000 barrels per day.

PM committed to realizing Vietnam-DPRK agreements

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Vietnamese Government will strive to effectively implement the agreements reached between the leaders of Vietnam and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK).

Plan to cut deaths on highways

 VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam plans to build emergency clinics along national highways to reduce accident-related fatalities, which number about 11,000 each year.

Laos celebrates ASEAN founding anniversary

The Lao Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a hoisting ceremony of the ASEAN and Lao flags on Aug. 7 to mark the 45th founding anniversary of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and 15 years since Laos became an official member

Survey finds one-third Canadians without necessary health care

 More than one-third of Canadians have not obtained needed health care because of insufficient insurance coverage, according to the results of an online survey released Tuesday.

South VN faces threat of dengue

 VietNamNet Bridge – People in southern parts of the country have been warned to take precautions against the spread of dengue fever, as the risk of getting the disease rises next month.

HCM City plans to ban old motorbikes in circulation

The HCM City People’s Committee has assigned the city’s police and relevant branches to draft the document stipulating the minimum requirements motorbikes must have to be eligible for being put into circulation.

Seeking a husband – hard job of IZ workers

 VietNamNet Bridge –  “I’m 28 already. If I keep staying here, I will be unable to find my man,” said Lieu, a worker of the Bac Thang Long Industrial Zone (IZ) in Hanoi.

Part 3: Phu Quoc fish sauce rescued by westerners

Nguyen Thi Tinh showed off her new fish barrels, where anchovies were being salted to create a kind of genuine fish sauce which Tinh would register to obtain the geographical indication certificate on Phu Quoc fish sauce trademark.

BUSINESS IN BRIEF 8/8

Garment exporters go in search of new contracts;  Province hopes to make hay from corridor;  Troubled firms find customers next door; Surging bad debt leaves financial sector vulnerable; Vinacomin owed VND2 trillion in debts