Russian and Belarusian automakers are likely to face significant challenges in Việt Nam, although some of their vehicles will enjoy zero-per-cent tariffs when entering Việt Nam from yesterday, experts said.

Back in the 1940s and 1950s, the Japanese government was facing a question it found hard to answer: should it develop the automobile industry?

Shares rose yesterday on the two stock exchanges as investors pinned their hopes on prospects of positive earnings of large companies in the third quarter.

Việt Nam’s economic growth this year is expected to hit 6 per cent, lower than was forecast in June, according to the World Bank (WB) report on East Asia and Pacific economies, released yesterday.

HA NOI – Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’ Association opened the 12^th Vietnam Motor Show (VMS) today, with more than 100 models from 13 prestigious auto brands and other related exhibitors

The Government will scrutinise the use of financial resources to settle bad debts, Mai Tiến Dũng, Minister and Chairman of the Government Office, said on October 4 during a Government press conference.

A safe farm produce fair will be held every Saturday in HCM City’s District 10, aiming to help local people access safe products amidst the current complicated food safety situation, according to the municipal Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

The reforms in Vietnam’s management procedues and control have not yet seen significant changes, according to the findings of the American government’s USAID Governance for Inclusive Growth (GIG) programme.

Deputy Prime Minister Vương Đình Huệ praised the Thai-based Central Group’s investment in distribution, wholesale, and retail sectors, saying that he expects the group to continue to invest in these sectors.