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Vietnam’s fintech industry to reach nearly US$8bn

 Vietnam’s fintech market is estimated to increase from US$4.4 billion last year to $7.8 billion by 2020, driven by rising bank penetration, according to research of Solidiance.

New show for tourists to open in Da Lat

VietNamNet Bridge – The first ever entertainment show for tourists will open soon in the Central Highland city of Da Lat.

Vietnam hosts 2018 ASEAN-Japan cyber security drill

 The Viet Nam Computer Emergency Response Centre (VNCERT) hosted the 2018 ASEAN-Japan Information Security Drill in Ha Noi, central Da Nang and HCM City on Wednesday.

Central Bank of VN approves acquisition of VNPT’s finance subsidiary

 State Bank of Vietnam has approved the acquisition and transfer of Post and Telecommunication Finance Company Ltd (PTF) between VNPT and SeABank.

Ministry, steel firms work to seek exemption from US duties

The Ministry of Industry and Trade is working with steel businesses to handle procedures required by the US Department of Commerce to seek exemption from duties by proving their products are not made from Chinese materials.

Prawn to be wild: Mekong giant river shrimp output up

 After a long period of decline, the last two years have seen an increase in output of giant river prawns in the Mekong Delta.

Government decree cuts requirements for online businesses

 The Government has reduced the number of conditions and notification procedures required from online businesses in a bid to create a more favourable investment environment online.

Heritage, spiritual tour of central province launched

 VietNamNet Bridge – Saigontourist has launched a tour called Heritage and Spiritual Journey to the central province of Quang Tri.

Vietnamese football star releases autobiography

 VietNamNet Bridge – It’s a match that would fill the pages of any gossip magazine the world over. Footballer meets singer, falls in love and gets married.

Billiards World Cup cues off in HCM City

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Three-Cushion Carom Billiards World Cup starts today in HCM City.

Circus performance, folk games promise excitement

A new circus performance will be showcased promising to bring excitement and drama to audiences, especially children, according to artist Tong Toan Thang, deputy director of the Viet Nam Circus Federation.

Museum displays embroidery items by Vietnamese women soldiers

The Southern Women’s Museum of HCM City has launched a contemporary exhibition featuring embroidery items made by Vietnamese women soldiers who were imprisoned during the American war.

Illegal mineral exploitation challenge for island authority

 VietNamNet Bridge – Illegal mineral exploitation in Phu Quoc District in Kien Giang Province has defied the local government for many years, 

FDI from the US into Vietnam remains modest

At many political and economic events, American officials and businesses all have said that they believe the US would be the top investor in Vietnam in the near future. But this has yet to happen.

Dull future for Central Highland resettlers

When authorities of the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai decided to build the Ayun Ha irrigation system in 2000, hundreds of local residents in Phu Thien District’s Chu A Thai Commune were relocated to a new resettlement area.

Retailers keen to expand supply of organic foods

 To meet the growing demand for organic foods, retailers are scouring for producers and also planning to invest in organic agriculture themselves.

Vietnamese firms using e-invoices reach 9,000

  The number of Vietnamese firms using e-invoices has increased from roughly 800 in 2016 to over 9,000, according to the General Department of Taxation (GDT).

Sugar association opposes tax on sweet drinks

 The Viet Nam Sugarcane and Sugar Association has voiced concerns against the Ministry of Finance’s proposal of imposing special consumption tax of 10 per cent on sweet drinks.

NA deputies discuss breakthrough policies for special zones

 VietNamNet Bridge – Top lawmakers on Wednesday urged for adjusting the jurisdiction of courts and competence of people’s committees at special administrative and economic zones.

Hanoi predicts ten potential disasters

 The Hanoi People’s Committee has predicted ten risks that could result in disasters including those related to fire, pollution, transport, health and nuclear power plants.