US steel producers make dumping claim
After welded steel pipes and steel wire garment hangers, now welded stainless pressure pipe from Viet Nam continue to face charges of dumping in the US.
VHG to delist if restructuring fails
Beleaguered Viet Han Investment and Production (VHG) would delist if its restructuring plan failed, according to the company's recent annual meeting.
Indian investors in search of Viet Nam opportunities
Viet Nam is a "top priority" investment destination in Asia for Indian companies, especially for those from Haryana state.
Low inflation keystone for growth
Single-digit inflation should be maintained for three coming years to achieve the economic growth target, experts said at a Tuesday conference held by the Academy of Policy and Development.
Viet Nam improves seafood quality
The US Department of Commerce (DoC) has decided to increase anti-dumping duties on tra fish imported from Viet Nam by an additional US$0.52 to $1.29 per kilo, said the Viet Nam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP).
State Audit reports on SBV performance in 2011
The State Bank of Viet Nam has adhered to the Government's instructions in 2011 to implementing a tight monetary policy, adjusting interest rates in line with market signals and keeping exchange rates stable.
ASEAN cocoa leads the way
ASEAN members should strengthen co-operation and take priority measures to ensure the region remains a primary source of cocoa in the world.
Firm hand on asset tiller buoys market
The market was given a boost after the Prime Minister approved the establishment of a national asset management corporation (VAMC), which helped maintain the uptrend on both stock exchanges during yesterday's session.
India, Viet Nam boost trade
Economic and trade relations between Viet Nam and India still did not match their potential, Indian Ambassador to Viet Nam Ranjit Rae told a business exchange programme in Ha Noi on Monday.
Work starts on Big C Ha Long
Construction of Big C Ha Long, a trade centre and supermarket complex, began yesterday in the northern province of Quang Ninh.
Firms seek Mexican deals
The Viet Nam Embassy in Mexico is organising a business matching meeting between Vietnamese firms and 150 Mexican companies on June 6.
Viet Nam to gain from trade flow shift
Viet Nam to gain from trade flow shift

Noel Quinn, HSBC Group General Manager and Regional Head of Commercial Banking Asia Pacific recently had a visit to Viet Nam, one of HSBC's important markets.

PM approves decree to set up VAMC
PM approves decree to set up VAMC

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung yesterday approved a plan to set up the Vietnam Asset Management Company (VAMC) and a decree on its organisational structure and activities.

Firm hand on asset tiller buoys market
Firm hand on asset tiller buoys market

The market was given a boost after the Prime Minister approved the establishment of a national asset management corporation (VAMC), which helped maintain the uptrend on both stock exchanges during yesterday's session.

Hightlight

Disabled speaker inspires audience Disabled speaker inspires audience

More than 2,500 people attended a talk by Nick Vujicic, an inspirational speaker without arms and legs, at the White Palace Conference Centre in HCM City's Tan Binh District yesterday.

Crane accident leads to major power cut Crane accident leads to major power cut

A two-hour power failure caused by an incident on the 500kV north-south transmission line hindered road traffic in many southern provinces and HCM City yesterday afternoon.

Spread of hand-foot-mouth disease concerns hospitals Spread of hand-foot-mouth disease concerns hospitals

Hand-Foot-Mouth disease (HFMD) is now at its peak, having infected a total of 796 children in HCM City in April, an increase of 127 per cent against the same period last year.

US steel producers make dumping claim US steel producers make dumping claim

After welded steel pipes and steel wire garment hangers, now welded stainless pressure pipe from Viet Nam continue to face charges of dumping in the US.