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APPF-26 enters second working day in Hanoi

The 26th Annual Meeting of the Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Forum (APPF-26) will feature two plenary sessions on politics-security and economics-trade matters on January 19, the second working day of the event. 

Vietnam’s stocks rebound on bottom-fishing

Vietnamese shares bounced back on January 18 after the previous day’s sharp fall sent stocks down to attractive prices, thus triggering investors to bottom-fish.

The whirlwind of Thai investment in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - Thai investors, who have been making huge investments in Vietnam, are expected to expand their investment in the country in the time to come. 

Economists remain cautious about Chinese capital flow

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam needs to be careful about using foreign capital, especially that from China, economists say.

The dual benefits of climate change solutions

Scientists from the Institute of Environmental Management Science have carried out research evaluating the dual environmental benefits brought by climate change adaptation solutions.

Vietnamese children forced to study too early: expert

VietNamNet Bridge - Many Vietnamese children are sent to classes by their parents at a very early age where they practice English, writing and basic math. 

Capital Economics: Growth to slow from 10-year high

Strong export demand will continue to drive growth in Vietnam during the forecast period of 2018 and 2019, but risks are starting to build as rapid credit growth is fueling vulnerabilities in the financial secto.

'Solar power fever’ breaks out in Vietnam

VietNamNet Bridge - A report from USAID found that by the end of July 2017 hundreds of solar power projects had been committed which have a total capacity of 17,000 MW.

EIB loans to help ease ODA departure

 While Vietnam will no longer receive preferential loans from the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank starting this year, the gigantic European Investment Bank is amplifying its presence in the country.

APPF annual meeting officially opens in Hanoi

It is a great honour for Vietnam to host an APPF annual meeting for the second time and the country appreciates support from APPF members, said National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan.

Karaoke disturb Hoan Kiem Lake area

 Mobile karaoke groups are still common in the Hoan Kiem Lake area in Hanoi despite warnings from the authorities.

Kong director returns Vietnam with his family

 Director of Hollywood blockbuster Kong: Skull Island Jordan Vogt-Roberts and his family have visited Ninh Binh Province, one of the film locations.

Mai Linh Taxi begs government for subsidy

 Mai Linh Taxi Company has asked for the government's help to pay insurance for employees as they have incurred more than VND180bn (USD7.9m) in losses by the end of October last year.

Major Hanoi street to be widened

 Nguyen Chi Thanh Street in Hanoi which has been named as the most beautiful road in Vietnam will be expanded to 10 lanes with the intention of easing traffic congestions.  

Vietnam hindered by weak logistics

 PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc has asked the Ministry of Transport to investigate the high transportation fees which are affecting local import-export companies.

HP unveils 2018 strategy for Vietnam

 HP Vietnam on Tuesday said that it was focusing on new solutions related to its three main areas: core, growth and future.

PV Power to sell shares in IPO

 PetroVietnam Power Corporation (PV Power) will offer 20 per cent of its shares in an initial public offering (IPO) on January 31.

BSR earns $244 million via IPO

 The Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical Company (BSR) earned VND5.5 trillion (US$244.5 million) through the sale of nearly 242 million shares during its initial public offering (IPO) held yesterday.

Viglacera to reduce State holding to 36%

 Viglacera Corporation JSC (Viglacera) plans to reduce its State ownership to 36 per cent this year, said Luyen Cong Minh, executive chairman of the corporation.

Law on credit institutions takes effect

 Many business people, who hold leadership positions at both banks and other firms, have decided to give up their positions in enterprises and keep the banking management positions to meet a new Government regulation.