The Ministry of Construction has requested its department in cities and provinces urge enterprises in the real estate sector to report suspicious transactions and cash transactions worth VND300 million and above.

Vietnamese textile and apparel firms are facing tough times expanding their businesses, especially in terms of human resource development, experts said on Friday.

The Vietnamese stock market last week suffered after having rallied for four consecutive weeks amid negative news from the international markets.

Hanoi Gift Show 2019 to feature handicraft products

Attempts to date to move the population away from their preference for cash need to be continually built upon.

The bidding for the North-South Expressway will be conducted publicly and transparently in order to select qualified contractors.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade is seeking feedback for a draft circular specifying the criteria for recognizing products and goods that are made in Vietnam.

The US was the largest importer of Vietnam in the first seven months of 2019 with a turnover of 32.5 billion USD, a year-on-year surge of 25.4 percent, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

The prices of seafood and fruits imported from the US into Vietnam have drastically decreased due to a US-China trade war.

FDI into Vietnam falls 13.4 percent in seven months

More than 80 percent of strikes in the first half of the year occurred at foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises.

Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong has for the first time moved up to the top 200 of the Forbes’ rich list as of July 31.

Food and beverage industry and telecommunications continued to dominate the list of Vietnam’s top 10 most valuable brands in 2019 with the most representatives.

Due to lack of a legal framework, the condotel market remained tight through the first half of the year.

CPI slightly increases in July

New supply and absorption see rapid rises in Q2 according to consultants DKRA.

Foreign companies account for 80% of Vietnam`s logistics market, which is likely to be valued at US$87 billion by 2022.

In contrast to expectations, owners of many foreign convenience stores in Vietnam may not be able to meet their ambitious targets in carving a firm niche in the domestic market, due in part to fierce competition from the biggest players. 

Driven by momentum in growth, Vietnam’s mergers and acquisitions market is expected to continue its strong focus on the sectors of consumer goods, retail, realty, and banking in the months to come.

App-based ride-hailing vehicles may be managed by technology, instead of having to install a light box on top as proposed by the Ministry of Transport (MoT) earlier.