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Bridges projects boost land prices in Hanoi's eastern area

 Land prices in the eastern area of Hanoi have sharply increased following the news of four planned bridges.

OV students develop mobile application to explore Vietnam in a new way

A group of Overseas Vietnamese students in Manchester city, the UK, have developed a mobile application named Tubudd in a hope to create a network that will connect foreign visitors with local tour guides in Vietnam.

Ministry downplays Uber, Grab ban

Uber and Grab are in a fair competition with traditional taxis, so they operate within the confines of existing laws, said a representative from the Ministry of Transport.

National Assembly talks changes to Fishery Law

 New draft amendments to the Fisheries Law will allow lease of sea surface areas to be used as collateral for bank loans.

Fintech start-ups poised to develop in Vietnam

Toong and the United Overseas Bank in Viet Nam are joining forces to support businesses, especially those involved in financial technology (Fintech) in Viet Nam and Asia.

Mekong Capital earns $79m in divestments

 Mekong Capital reported total earnings of nearly US$79 million from its divestments this year to date, including the recent sale of its remaining holdings in the agricultural company Loc Troi Group.

Hanoi demands special mechanism to develop 22,300 apartments

 Ha Noi has proposed to the Prime Minister to put in place a special mechanism to build 22,300 commercial apartments, which would help add to the housing stock for relocation.

Cashew sector a hard nut to crack

 Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Nguyen Xuan Cuong has called for greater efforts to address the shortage of raw materials faced by the domestic cashew processing industry.

Fuel price hike to have knock-on effects

  Enterprises providing transport services and construction materials planned to increase charges following an increase in fuel prices on the domestic market recently.

To export products to the US, Vietnamese businesses must understand laws

VietNamNet Bridge - A high number of consignments to the US have been refused this year because Vietnamese exporters were unaware of new regulations set by the US.

HCM City starts tracing poultry origins

 HCM City’s programme for tracing the origin of poultry meat sold at retail outlets kicked off on October 3, according to the HCM City Department of Industry and Trade.

PM urges acceleration of capital disbursement

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc was worried about the slow disbursement of public investment capital while chairing the government’s regular meeting in Hanoi on October 3. 

Ly Hoang Nam to compete in Thailand Futures event

 Ly Hoang Nam  will take part in the Thailand Men’s Futures F7 which began yesterday in Nonthaburi Province.

Vietnam, Myanmar continues fostering defence cooperation

Vietnam and Myanmar would continue fostering comprehensive cooperation between their armed forces and work together towards effective outcomes, following the official visit of Minister of Defence Ngo Xuan Lich to Myanmar from October 1-3.

NA urges caution in amending public investment law

 Vice Chairman of the National Assembly Phung Quoc Hien has advised caution in amending the Law on Public Investment, saying that adjustments are necessary but must not be made hastily, lest the legal system be disrupted.

Vietnam manufacturing PMI uplifts in September

The Vietnam Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose in September, with faster rises in output, new orders and employment on the back of stronger customer demand.

VN taekwondo artists win gold medals at Canada Open

 Vietnam brought home four gold medals from the Canada Open taekwondo tournament, which closed on October 1 in Montreal.

Traffic accidents claim 6,125 lives in VN in nine months

A total of 14,362 traffic accidents occurred across Vietnam in nine months from December 16, 2016 to September 15, 2017, resulting in 6,125 deaths and 11,786 injuries.

Vietnam, Cuba hold Inter-Governmental Committee’s 35th meeting

The Vietnam-Cuba Inter-Governmental Committee convened its 35th meeting on October 2, under the chair of Vietnamese Minister of Construction Pham Hong Ha and Cuban Minister of Foreign Trade and Investment Rodrigo Malmierca Díaz.

Rate of mother-to-child HIV transmission falls to 3.6 percent

 Rate of mother-to-child HIV transmission falls to 3.6 percent