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ASIAD 2018: Vietnamese rowers bring home one more silver

 Vietnamese female rowers bagged one more silver medal for Vietnam at the ongoing Asian Games 2018 (ASIAD 2018) in Indonesia on August 24.

ASIAD 2018: Vietnam jumps to 14th on fifth day of competition

 The Vietnamese delegation won its first gold medal at the ongoing Asian Games (ASIAD) 2018 in Indonesia on August 23, ranking 14th in the medal tally.

VN shrimp exporters in tough situation because of SIMP

The US initiated Seafood Import Monitoring Program (SIMP), to take effect from December 31, has created significant challenges for shrimp exporters.

Domestic animal feed controlled by import and FDI businesses

 Viet Nam will produce more than 23 million tonnes of animal and poultry feed this year, according to a report by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD).

VN Government mulls tightening foreign bank laws

 Experts have agreed with the Government’s plan to restrict or even stop licensing wholly foreign-owned banks in Viet Nam, saying it was necessary to help increase the stability of the domestic banking system.

Vingroup raises $400m from Hanwha Asset share deal

 Real estate and retail conglomerate Vingroup has raised VND9.32 trillion (US$400 million) from issuing 84 million convertible dividend preference shares to Hanwha Assset Management, an affiliate of the South Korean conglomerate Hanwha Group.

VN football fans celebrate Olympic team's ticket to Asiad quarter-final

 Thousands of football fans flooded the streets in Hanoi's centre on Thursday evening to celebrate the victory of the Vietnam Olympic team at the Asian Games (Asiad) 2018.  

Da Nang starts installing cameras on tour buses

The Da Nang Tourism Department and Transport Department signed an agreement early this week on installing cameras on tour buses to enhance security for visitors and help State management agencies better oversee travel activities. 

MobiFone general director dismissed over AVG purchase deal

The Ministry of Information and Communications has decided to relieve Cao Duy Hai of his duty as member of the board and general director of MobiFone for serious violations in a deal in which the mobile carrier had acquired a 95% stake in AVG.

HCM City to strive harder to improve business climate

 The HCMC government will redouble its efforts to further improve the business climate to support enterprises, according to the city’s plan to improve the Provincial Competitiveness Index this year, issued on August 21.

Technology incubator in Ho Chi Minh City

 Since its inception, the Saigon Hi-Tech Park has become an incubator for innovation and a centre for technology transfer in Ho Chi Minh City and the southern region.

Hanoi ready to conduct fire safety apartment block purge

 Hanoi People Council Legal Department have proposed the removal of extensions at all apartments that block emergency exits.

Drastic measures needed to boost nation's economic growth

PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc on Thursday asked the Government’s Economic Advisory Group to analyse internal and external difficulties to propose mechanisms and policies which will help the country to overcome economic obstacles.

President Tran Dai Quang meets with Ethiopian leaders in Addis Ababa

During their talks in Addis Ababa on August 23, President of Ethiopia Mulatu Teshome described the State visit to his country by President Tran Dai Quang as a particularly important political event.

Vietnam beat Bahrain 1-0, entering ASIAD quarter-finals

The Vietnam Olympic team made history with its first entrance into the ASIAD quarter-finals after winning 1- 0 against Bahrain during the last stages of the 16-team knockout round for the men’s football of ASIAD 2018 in Indonesia on August 23.

40 most valuable brands of Vietnam honoured

 Forbes Vietnam held a ceremony on August 23 to honour the 40 most valuable brands in Vietnam in 2018.

Vietnam to tighten law on human trafficking

 More than 3,000 Vietnamese people have been victims of human trafficking over the past five years and 500 still haven't been able to go home, according to the Ministry of Public Security.

Business continue to worry about exchange rate fluctuations

VietNamNet Bridge - The currencies of many countries have depreciated sharply against the dollar, thus affecting the competitiveness of Vietnam’s goods.

Vietnamese scientist at Gachon: I will return to Vietnam

This year’s Vietnam Innovation Network forum received a special guest, Associate Prof Dr Tran Thi Nhu Hoa from the Vietnamese Students’ Association in South Korea (VSAK), a researcher and lecturer at Gachon University in South Korea.

Hanoi still lacks classrooms after spending US$320 million

VietNamNet Bridge - More than 22,000 new classrooms have been built in the last year, but Hanoi still lacks classrooms. Classes with 70 students still exist.