Four Vietnamese enterprises are participating in the 50th International Trade Fair in Algeria’s Algiers to advertise domestic agricultural products, souvenirs, textiles and garments.

The Empire Group and local universities and colleges on Tuesday inked an agreement on manpower training in the hospitalty sector to meet the demand for 10,000 jobs in 2020.

The Vietnamese mechanical industry will have more opportunities to improve their competitiveness if they apply technologies to meet the standards of the so-called fourth industrial revolution, experts have said.

Total sugar inventory at factories and trading companies by the end of April reached record high in the history of local sugar industry, according to the Việt Nam Sugar Cane and Sugar Association.

Profits of commercial banks, including large-sized entities, continue to depend mainly on lending, making it difficult to achieve sustained growth.

Multinational companies focus on building talent management strategies right from the early stage of their businesses, but many of their Vietnamese counterparts do not, a seminar heard in HCM City yesterday.

Grant Thornton Vietnam Limited’s (Grant Thornton) 16^th survey on the private equity sector in Việt Nam showed largely positive responds about national economy progress and optimism for the country’s level of investment attraction.

Many managing executives have registered to buy large amounts of shares of their firms in recent days following the release of positive business information.

Vietnamese stocks advanced on the two local markets on Tuesday as large-cap shares were boosted by investors’ bargain hunting.