Vietnam's digital economy was valued at 9 billion in 2018 and is expected to reach 30 billion by 2025, according to Open Gov Asia.

ADB forecasts Vietnam’s economy to grow at 6.8 per cent in 2019

Many businesses and investors are waiting for the Government’s decision on the feed-in tariff (FiT) rate for solar power projects nationwide to set up long-term investments in solar power projects in Vietnam.

Le Dinh Vu, owner of a home decor store in HCM City’s Thu Duc District, spent nearly VND50 million (US$2,155) to install solar panels on the roof of his newly built house.

The CEO of budget airlines Vietjet Air and dairy firm Nutifood have been selected in the top 25 Asian Power Businesswomen list.

Streamlining stock and securities activities in the country, the new State-owned Vietnam Stock Exchange (VSE) will take charge of regulating and supervising the Hochiminh Stock Exchange (HoSE) and the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX).

Indonesia and Japan on September 24 signed an outline deal for a medium-speed train project linking the Southeast Asian country’s capital of Jakarta and its second-largest city, Surabaya.

Around 600,000 point of sales (POS) devices will be deployed in Vietnam by South Korean financial firm Alliex.

This month saw the inauguration of the largest solar power plant in Southeast Asia, Dau Tieng in Tay Ninh Province, by Dau Tieng Energy JSC and Thailand’s B.Grimm Power Public Company limited.

Vietnamese firms have been the first contractors selected for the eastern North-South expressway project.

Vietnam’s top 50 brands in 2019 announced

Vietnam needs to address the shortcomings in its port infrastructure to fully benefit from its economic development.

Vingroup’s Vinpearl Air selected Noi Bai International Airport in Hanoi as its base, however, no prime flight slots are available for the carrier’s flights.

Many banks are auctioning mortgaged assets, mainly real estate, worth trillions of Vietnamese dong to speed up the resolution of non-performing loans.

Shrimp export falls 8.1 percent in eight months

Global startups are using their technology and experience to transform Vietnam's budget hotel market.

Green credit is now a trend in the global banking and finance industry and more Vietnamese banks are following suit.

Education start-up Gotit, which has operations in Vietnam, recently mobilised US$12.5 million from some US funds.

Technology is set to change the face of the insurance industry, analysts said.

Phu My Hung Development Corporation has mobilised VND800 billion ($34.78 million) for real estate projects from a "secret" foreign investor through bond sales.