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The 2018 retail landscape in Vietnam was more challenging than ever, and the major market chains were trying to adapt quickly to changes to remain relevant.
Consistent with its sustainable development journey, the central city of Danang is committed to promoting and attracting investment on a selective basis while constantly improving its efficiency, avoiding the wooing of funding at all costs.
The two shows including “Vietbeauty” and “Mekong Beauty Show” will take place together on August 22-24 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre with the participation of more than 450 enterprises.
Quality of assets, rental growth, deal size, and land tenure are decisive for investment choices.
Truong Hai Auto Corporation (THACO) is continuing buying into Hoang Anh Gia Lai Agrico, with chairman Tran Ba Duong more than doubling his ownership in the company.
As of the end of the second quarter of 2019, Vinalines reported VND8.1 trillion ($352.17 million) in total outstanding loans, including more than VND5.36 trillion ($233.04 million) in bank loans.
Traditional taxi operators proposed to liquidate contracts with their taxi drivers in order to switch to the ride-hailing service model using electronic contracts to seize the advantages offered by this model.
Currently, the country still has about 650,000 tonnes of sugar on inventory, the industry's highest so far, resulting in 17 out of 36 sugar production factories losing money.
Demand for better healthcare in Vietnam over the past years has greatly contributed to the growth of medical device market.
The two national stock exchanges will be merged into one single stock exchange and named the Viet Nam Stock Exchange. It will be headquartered in Ha Noi.
The regulation on the private placement shares of a start-up company is sparking opposing public opinions as the regulation can pose potential risks and create overlaps with other laws.
The sudden depreciation of Chinese yuan against the US dollar brings more difficulties to Viet Nam’s yarn industry, according to Viet Nam Textile and Apparel Association.
Investor Pham Thi Trang of HCM City told Dau Tu (Investment) newspaper that she had bought 2,000sq.m of land in Long An Province's Moc Hoa District for around VND1 million (US$43.2) per sq.m.
Comprehensive measures are needed to save the sugar industry.
After food and beverage and other sectors, it is the turn of convenience stores franchisers to eye the huge Vietnamese market.
International experts and business leaders tell how to successfully transfer leadership to the next generation.
Shares are forecast to suffer this week after negative developments in US-China trade relations.
Instead of the modest contribution made previously, the insurance business segment, or bancassurance (banks co-operate with insurers to sell insurance products), has now become the main source of income from service activities for many banks.