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Vietnam advance to finals of women’s Asian football tourney

 Vietnam have secured the only ticket to the final round of the 2018 AFC Women’s Asian Cup after defeating Myanmar 2 – 0 on April 11.

Over 477,800 enterprises operate in 2016

 Up to 477,808 businesses had been operating nationwide throughout 2016, a year-on-year rise of 8 percent.

VN-Index sets nine-year record

 The VN-Index closed at 731.3 points on April 11, up 0.2 percent over the previous session’s level and a record high since February 20, 2008.

Hanoi enhances promotional cooperation with CNN

 Working with the American Cable News Network (CNN) to promote the images of Hanoi to international friends and help them learn about Vietnam is a right step, said Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Nguyen Duc Chung. 

Threats against forests: illegal logging, tourism development

VietNamNet Bridge - Illegal loggers continue to cut down trees, while more forest land is being cleared for tourism development or hydropower plants.

Big changes expected in banks’ key personnel

VietNamNet Bridge - The race of candidates for ‘hot seats’ at commercial banks is heating up as the shareholders’ meeting season has begun.

China builds nuclear reactors near border, but refuses to cooperate with VN

China has removed an important clause in the draft MOU on the cooperation of the two countries’ regulatory bodies and the nuclear power industry, according to the Vietnam Agency for Radiation and Nuclear Safety (VARANS).

Foreign Trade University gets education accreditation certificate

 The Hanoi Foreign Trade University (FTU) announced that it has met the required education accreditation standards set for national education institutions for the 2017-22 period.

Vietnam launches national bird flu control programme

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has recently launched a national avian influenza monitoring programme. 

Vietnam, Hungary foster cooperation

 Vietnam, Hungary foster cooperation

March: Record new foreign investors granted trading codes

  The Vietnam Securities Depository (VSD) in March granted a total of 228 securities trading codes to foreign investors, of which 188 were individuals and 40 were institutional investors.

Vietstar licensing put on hold

 Vietstar Airlines will have to wait until the construction of an additional passenger terminal and aprons at Tan Son Nhat International Airport are completed before receiving a business license.

Q1 demand for mid- and senior-level managers up 73%

 Recruitment demand for mid- and senior-level managers in the first quarter increased 73 per cent year-on-year, according to a Navigos Search report released on April 10.

Fourth time’s the charm? AirAsia’s newest attempt on Vietnam

 A look at the state of AirAsia’s ventures in other markets outside of its home country Malaysia and comparison with its current situation in Vietnam may provide a basis to evaluate the prospects of AirAsia’s prospective joint venture.

Uber’s pilot e-hailing project in Vietnam approved

 The Ministry of Transport has approved Uber Viet Nam’s pilot project of applying technology in managing and connecting under-contract passenger transportation.

Deputy PM requests inspection over sand exploitation at Hoi An beach

 Deputy Prime Minister Truong Hoa Binh has urged the Ministry of Public Security to investigate the illegal sand extraction at Cua Dai Beach in the central province of Quang Nam.

Vietnam lucrative for foreign banks

 Last month, United Overseas Bank became the first Singaporean bank to receive an approval to open a wholly-owned subsidiary in Vietnam. 

Italian businesses pivot from China to Vietnam

 Following the trend of many international groups that are leaving China, a number of Italian firms are shifting investments from China to Vietnam to benefit from cheap labour costs and the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement.

Beneath pharma growth, a problem

 Vietnam’s pharmaceutical market has blossomed in recent years. But while providers are making great profits, patients are suffering due to the increasingly high prices of medicine.

Twenty US universities offer scholarships for Vietnam’s top swimmer Anh Vien

 Many universities in the US have announced their award of scholarships to Vietnamese top swimmer Nguyen Thi Anh Vien.