Private Vietnamese businesses are bearing the burden of high business expenses and struggling with increased pressure from new taxes and fees already adopted or being planned by authorities, which hinder competitiveness and reduce business efficiency.

In yet another equitisation rush for State owned enterprises (SOEs), experts advised companies on the verge of becoming listed to revise their financial situations and revaluate their assets before going public.

Việt Nam’s largest oil project just took a significant step towards providing products for domestic and foreign markets.

As stated in the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI)’s latest suggestion to the Government, a staggering amount of 1,930 business conditions and permits would be in line for removal, following an earlier demand from the Prime Minister to clear unnecessary business regulations.

Members of 21 APEC economies yesterday discussed measures to enhance supply chain connectivity at the 7^th meeting of the APEC Alliance for Supply Chain (A2C2) group

All batches of products made from Siluriformes fish that are to be shipped to the US will have to undergo food safety tests from August 2, 2017, instead of September 1. That has created many obstacles for Vietnamese enterprises in exporting those products to the US.

Việt Nam’s benchmark VN Index advanced on Wednesday from a two-day decline as investors were attracted to cheaper stocks after the market’s recent drops.

Small Enterprise Assistance Funds (SEAF), the Washington-headquartered investment management group, has announced the launch of a fund to invest in women-led firms in Việt Nam, the Philippines and Indonesia.

Even as local farmers contend with falling prices and struggle to sell their produce, the country is spending millions of dollars buying imported agricultural products.