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VN looks to achieve emerging market status

 Viet Nam’s securities market has plenty of opportunities to be promoted from a frontier market to an emerging market this year.

South Korean visitors to Hanoi surge during Tet

 South Korean visitors to Hanoi during the Lunar New Year holiday increased by 44% on-year.

Experts upbeat about MA scene in 2019

 Experts have predicted a banner year for merger and acquisition (M&A) activities in 2019 thanks to recent positive developments.

VN support industries striving to improve

 Vietnamese enterprises have the potential to participate in regional and global production value chains on par with the leading countries in ASEAN, because Viet Nam has been a top priority choice of multinational corporations.

No huge pressure on exchange in 2019: experts

 Experts have forecast minimal pressure on exchange rates in 2019, with little chance of significant volatility.

Thanh Hoa: man arrested for trafficking 10 kg of crystal meth

 Police in the central province of Thanh Hoa caught red handed a man trafficking ten kilogrammes of crystal meth from Laos to Vietnam. 

Electric motorbikes or cars? What will Vietnamese use?

Cars are the preference of many Vietnamese, but they remain too expensive in the country, with high taxes and prices among the highest in the world.

Online lending boom worries management agencies

Online lending has become more popular, but there is still no legal document and no agency supervising the business activity.

Could new bourse end city rivalry?

 The newly-launched Vietnam Stock Exchange is expected to streamline the national equities market, but there remains a possible risk of more red tape for investors and listed firms.

Property firms opt for bonds as bank loans dry up

 Last month, property developer Vingroup unveiled plans to sell 20 million non-convertible bonds at VND100,000 (US$4.39) each in two phases without any covered warrants or guaranteed assets.

Passengers face mass delays after Tet

 Many flights have been delayed as demands peaked after Tet.

Deputy PM, FM Minh to visit DPRK

 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Pham Binh Minh will pay an official visit to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) from February 12-14th, according to the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 

Mid-end segment, cleared land: focus of Hanoi’s real estate market in 2019

Being optimistic about Hanoi`s economic growth, experts have predicted that demand for land will be a sought-after product by investment-savvy individuals.

High-level People’s Procuracy rejects taxi firm Vinasun’s law suit against Grab

 Grab did not violate Vietnamese regulation, as it was authorized by the Ministry of Transport to participate in the pilot program of applying technology in managing and connecting electronic contract-based passenger transportation.

Trade ministry warns against foreign goods forging Vietnam’s origin

 The Agency of Foreign Trade under the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) warned against a growing trend of foreign goods forging Vietnamese origin to commit trade fraud and cheat customers. 

Positive outlook seen for Vietnam’s stock market amid global uncertainties: Deputy PM

 Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue expected a positive outlook for Vietnam’s stock market in 2019 amid growing global uncertainties, Zing reported. 

Vietnam’s retail space market: Foreigners vie for bigger slice of cake

 In the race to gain market share in retail space, many people are worried about the inferiority of domestic investors before the progress of big players from Japan and Thailand.

No huge pressure on exchange in 2019: forecast

Experts have forecast minimal pressure on exchange rates in 2019, with little chance of significant volatility.

VN’s supporting industries strive to be best in ASEAN

 Vietnamese enterprises have the potential to participate in regional and global production value chains on par with the leading countries in ASEAN, because Viet Nam has been a top priority choice of multinational corporations.

What did students do during the long Tet holiday?

VietNamNet Bridge - Some students complained they had a ‘busy working Tet holiday’, while others said they enjoyed a ‘no-home exercise Tet’.