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The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) said that, while most sub-industries are covered by laws, activities in the processing and manufacturing industry have not had specific regulations.
Farm produce should be sold in a competitive market, rather than through a "market of compassion" or rescue campaigns, experts have said.
In a bid to continue successfully controlling inflation this year amid a rise in local consumption, the government is taking drastic action, with the stabilisation of prices of key items in the market a priority.
The scarcity of chip supply that began in late 2020 has affected most manufacturing industries.
Logistics enterprises grow strongly in Q1, boosted by FTAs
“What should we do – continue to complain about difficulties to get subsidies from the state budget, or become self-reliant to rise up,” said Ben Tre Provincial Party Committee Secretary Phan Van Mai.
Technology and innovation are the answers to the question about how Vietnam can to escape from doing only outsourcing for foreign partners.
Stock market might not have more room to rise: experts
Singapore’s journey into becoming a dragon took place within only 30 years, offering valuable lessons for countries in the region, including Vietnam.
Vietnamese exporters urged to respond to trade remedies
Digital transformation starts with a mind shift.
Though land fever has eased, prices are still high. The apartments in projects in advantageous positions are being offered at sky-high prices of VND300-400 million per square meter.
Many enterprises would rather use their capital to buy and sell land than make investments to scale up their production.
To spur on local production and achieve its desired economic growth goal, Vietnam is to enact new financial solutions aimed to assist the business community.
With the gradual recovery in the confidence of the business community in the first four months of the year, a continued support for enterprises is needed to help them stay afloat and weather the storm caused by the pandemic.
Vingroup has sent a dispatch to the Ha Tinh provincial People’s Committee, proposing a project on an automobile complex.