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VN businesses prepare for fourth industrial revolution

 A conference on innovative business models in the context of the fourth industrial revolution was held in Ho Chi Minh City on May 18, with experts from Vietnam and the Republic of Korea (RoK) attending.

APEC economies seek to promote trade and innovation

 Representatives from APEC member economies gathered at a symposium in Hanoi on May 19 to share experience in promoting trade and innovation and explore activities that APEC can undertake to boost innovative growth in the region.

Virtually no local businesses in Vietnam have e-commerce

 The Vietnam E-Commerce Association agrees with what most governmental bodies have been saying for some time—that small to medium size local companies really aren’t doing much online business-wise.

Vietnam’s inflation cooling gradually: HSBC

 HSBC Bank said in a report that Vietnam’s economic performance continues to be robust with inflation easing gradually despite higher energy prices and increased costs of healthcare and education.

China emerges as Vietnam’s largest fragrant rice importer

 China, already the largest importer of Vietnam’s sticky rice, has emerged as the biggest buyer of Vietnamese fragrant rice, according to exporters.

Vietnam’s sausage market full of potential

 Daesang’s recent acquisition of Duc Viet Food is evidence of the potential to be found in Vietnam’s sausage market.

Tax burden in Vietnam higher than in ASEAN 4

 Minister of Planning and Investment tells PM's meeting with businesses of matters considered important in improving Vietnam's business environment.

Bribery highlighted as continued problem

 A Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) report has highlighted bribery as a continued problem at a meeting of Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc with the business community on Wednesday.

Prime Minister vows to create level playing field for firms

 The Government has pledged to take stronger measures to create a level playing field for businesses and to improve the competitiveness of local enterprises.

Citing growth, National Assembly mulls oil output boost

 The Economic Committee of the National Assembly said careful consideration must be given to increasing crude oil output to boost economic growth.

Vietnam business leaders losing battle to become competitive

 Private sector small businesses in retail and manufacturing are not demonstrating an ability to effectively compete in the international marketplace, says Dinh Thi My Loan, chair of the Vietnam Retailers Association.

Can Tho provides subsidy to airlines flying to city

 The Mekong Delta city of  Can Tho plans to open more domestic and international flights to the city by giving subsidies to airlines, with a maximum subsidy of $375,000 a year, said a local official.

Vietnam among Asia’s growth leaders

 In a recent article, New York-based media firm Bloomberg has cited IMF outlook that Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, is taking over as the region’s growth leader.

Tax, customs policies remain roadblocks to Vietnamese enterprises

 While acknowledging the Government’s efforts in tax reforms, many enterprises say cumbersome tax and customs procedures are blunting the country’s advantage in low-price labour. 

Change is coming with the 4th industrial revolution: experts

Here are the opinions of business leaders on what the fourth industrial revolution has in store for Vietnam.

Tolling of 13 BOT road projects shortened by over 92 years

 The Ministry of Transport has shortened the tolling duration of 13 build-operate-transfer (BOT) road projects by a combined 92 years and three months.

Tourism growth boosts development of VN resort property market

 The impressive growth of Viet Nam’s tourism sector has given a boost to tourism and resort property market, according to experts.

VN proposes APEC initiative to facilitate e-commerce

 Viet Nam has proposed an initiative on building an e-commerce facilitation framework within the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC), as it is an important content in the 2017 APEC’s agenda.

Japan becomes largest importer of VN’s shrimps

 Japan has become the largest market for Vietnamese shrimps, accounting for 21.9 per cent of the country’s shrimp export value in the first quarter of 2017.

Vietinbank becomes settlement unit in derivatives market

 The Viet Nam Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry and Trade (Vietinbank) has been made the exclusive financial institution to carry out settlements for derivatives trading transactions.