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Binh Phuoc’s biggest solar power project to join national grid in December
Amid global uncertainty, Vietnam continues to attract fresh FDI and remains an exception to a subdued private investment outlook of the Southeast Asian region in recent quarters.
Ho Chi Minh City continues to assert itself as economic spearhead
Covid-19 and the slow implementation of power transmission projects may make it impossible for solar power projects to connect to the national grid by the end of the year.
Creating sustainable businesses in Vietnam
Development of coastal industrial zones appears to be the right move to take advantage of incoming FDI.
Boosting online payments for e-commerce growth
Vietnamese are making more payments with QR Code thanks to its utility, security and promotion programs launched by service providers.
The social distancing in Hanoi has been removed for three months, but many shops on large streets in the central business district (CBD) remain deserted.
HCM City aiding pandemic-hit businesses
Tens of thousands of enterprises shut down due to Covid-19
Rice exporters urged to promote brand through safe production
Doan Nguyen Duc, chair of Hoang Anh Gia Lai Group, and Nguyen Tu Quang, CEO of BKAV Corporation, each have spent VND100 billion a year over the last two decades on their respective passions.
Truong Van Phuoc, a respected economist, is optimistic about Vietnam’s growth, though some analysts warned about a negative growth rate after the new Covid-19 outbreak was discovered in Da Nang.
Continuously launching promotion programs and promising ‘free shipping’, fast food delivery apps have been trying every possible means to win customers’ hearts.
Wood exports recovering even in face of COVID-19
While in developed markets corporate bonds act as the major channel that conducts capital for the economy, in Vietnam they are still in a very early stage of development.
Vietnamese enterprises shying away from digitalisation
Fruit exporters seek new markets to survive pandemic
Giving forecasts about economic performance has never been so difficult as there are now too many influencing factors.