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Employee internet habits can cost businesses thousands of dollars a year

According to experts, on average an employee may spend 1 to 2 hours per day using the Internet for non-work purposes. For a company with around 100 employees, the estimated loss can reach $35,000 per year.

Finding peace: the grave-dgger’s story

After nearly a decade working in the profession of "boc mo" (the ritual of exhuming and reburying remains), Luu Sy Nam has faced three truly "spine-chilling" situations.

Eight years of elderly care in Japan: a young man's journey

Despite the constant pressure to remain patient and compassionate, Nguyen Tan Tai is satisfied with his caregiving job as it offers a stable income.

Vietnam chooses a single national textbook series starting 2026

The Education Ministry has selected “Connecting Knowledge with Life” as the unified textbook series nationwide.

Hoang Duc claims his third Vietnam Golden Ball

Nguyen Hoang Duc surpassed Nguyen Dinh Bac in the 2025 Vietnam Golden Ball voting, capturing the nation’s most prestigious individual football award for the third time.

Debate heats up over $120K threshold for e-invoicing

Raising the annual revenue threshold for mandatory e-invoice issuance from $40,000 to $120,000 could lead to harmful consequences, experts caution.

Once legendary Do Son casino now lies in eerie decay

Vietnam’s first licensed casino, once a lavish landmark, now sits abandoned and forgotten.

Which innovation model will reshape startup landscape in Vietnam?

Vietnam continues to face a long-standing paradox as the startup failure rate remains very high. Many projects stop before generating any revenue, while many families lose assets by placing their trust in ideas that lack a solid market foundation.

VN textile exports to hit USD 46 billion in 2025, securing top 3 global position

Vietnam’s textile and garment industry is expected to earn USD 46 billion in exports in 2025, up 5.6% year-on-year, solidifying the country’s position as one of the world’s three largest exporters.

VN defines dual-port strategy: Can Gio for global transit, Cai Mep for gateways

Can Gio international transshipment port will focus on global container transit, while Cai Mep – Thi Vai serves as Vietnam’s main gateway port - a strategic division to boost national competitiveness.

Galaxy S26: Delay or just a return to tradition?

Recent leaks suggest the highly anticipated Galaxy S26 lineup, particularly the flagship Galaxy S26 Ultra, may not launch in January 2026 as originally expected.

From a remote border village to a top university: the journey of a Khmer student

Born and raised in a remote border area of An Giang Province, Nguyen Hoang Duy, an ethnic Khmer student, achieved a 28.25 university entrance score and earned admission to Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology.

New lithium metal battery doubles energy density, reshapes EV future

A new lithium metal battery without an anode achieves record-breaking energy density, potentially revolutionizing the electric vehicle industry.

Luxury trains spark travel craze to Bac Ninh and Hai Phong

Two upscale train experiences-"Hanoi 5 Cua O – The Hanoi Train" to Bac Ninh and "Hoa Phuong Do" to Hai Phong-are proving to be a major draw for travelers during the upcoming New Year holiday.

From Jan 2026, household businesses may face asset seizure

A new decree will authorize enforcement agencies to seize not just shared business property but also individual assets of household business members if penalties go unpaid.

How a national award changed lives in Vietnam’s ethnic communities

Behind every accolade is a story of resilience and growth-young ethnic minority individuals are turning recognition into long-term impact.

Vietnam’s industrial sector posts record 9.5% growth, joins global supply chains

Ending 2025 on a high note, Vietnam’s industrial sector recorded 9.5% growth and moved closer to becoming a vital link in the world’s production networks.

Ha Tinh’s criminal police storm Golden Triangle in daring cross-border raid

Ha Tinh’s Criminal Police Division has cemented its reputation as a “steel fist” of law enforcement, leading major cross-border raids, dismantling billion-dollar cybercrime rings, and rescuing VN victims trapped in international criminal networks.

Why Hanoi’s most expensive street is full of empty shops

Despite sky-high values, many storefronts on central Hanoi’s Hue Street remain shuttered, waiting for tenants.

Vietnam must own core technologies to fulfill the vision of Resolution 57

Resolution No. 57 has sparked unity and determination across Vietnam’s tech community, said Truong Gia Binh, urging enterprises to shift from short-term growth to long-term investment in core technologies.