VN, Italy push trade-investment ties to new height

The Vietnamese Government is drastically completing economic institutions, improving the business and investment environment, comprehensively removing bottlenecks to unlock all resources for development.

9Pay cashes in on seven years of fintech growth

Vietnamese fintech firm 9Pay has celebrated seven years of innovation and expansion, evolving from a local e-wallet into a trusted partner in cross-border payments. In an interview with Việt Nam News, Vũ Ngọc, Chief Operating Officer of 9Pay, shared insights into the company’s origins, key milestones, and vision for the future.

Hà Nội signs MoU with VAFIE to lure capital through 2030

Under the MoU, the two sides will jointly develop Hà Nội’s 2026–2030 investment promotion plan, build long-term strategies to attract capital that align with the city’s socio-economic trajectory, produce studies to support promotional efforts, identify priority markets, propose action plans, and design incentives for companies and investors.

AI-based cybersecurity attacks on the rise

Nearly 300 domestic and foreign cybersecurity experts and leaders from enterprises and organisations exchanged experiences, technology trends and solutions for applying artificial intelligence (AI) in information security at the CIO CSO Summit 2025 held in HCM City on Thursday.

Việt Nam sees rapid AI growth

Almost 170,000, or 18 per cent of Việt Nam’s businesses have already adopted AI, up from 13 per cent last year, showing a year-on-year growth rate of 39 per cent.

VSIP, LEGO sign direct power purchase agreement

The Vietnam–Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) on Wednesday announced it signed a direct power purchase agreement (DPPA) with LEGO Manufacturing Vietnam (LEGO) for the new LEGO factory that opened in April 2025 this year.

Stable supply chains, market links vital for expanding Vietnamese exports

By the end of 2024, Việt Nam had 8,274 markets, 276 shopping malls and 1,293 supermarkets. However, most first- and second-class markets were concentrated in urban centres, while third-class markets dominated rural and mountainous areas. Disparities in infrastructure, management and service quality have created gaps that leave room for commercial fraud.

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