Property group FLC cancels share issuance

In mid October, FLC Group announced it would sell nearly 300 million shares to current shareholders at a rate of 42.2 per cent and a price of VNĐ10,000 per share.

Conference hails Việt Nam fintech potential

Việt Nam is a promising market for fintech companies thanks to its young demographic, strong e-commerce growth, and growing smartphone and internet penetration, a conference heard in HCM City on Thursday.

International coffee exhibition opens in HCM City

The 2019 Coffee Expo Vietnam, the most prominent commercial event in the coffee, tea and bakery sectors, opened on Thursday in HCM City, attracting 80 brands from eight countries and territories.

Vietnam Airlines earns $141.8m in pre-tax profit

The Vietnam Airlines Group, listed as HVN, made consolidated pre-tax profit of nearly VNĐ3.3 trillion (US$141.8 million) in the first nine months of this year, according to a financial report released on Thursday.

Vietnamese durian promoted in Australia

A royal antique car decorated with durian fruit and a banner that read “Vietnamese Durian” travelled around the centre of Sydney on October 29 as part of a campaign to promote the fruit in Australia.

Việt Nam ready to catch up with Industry 4.0, says expert

Việt Nam is making efforts to adapt to new technologies in the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0) across all sectors. President and CEO of General Electric (GE) Asia Pacific Wouter Van Wersch shared his views with Viet Nam News reporter Thu Giang about Việt Nam’s readiness to participate in the digital economy and GE’s action plan in the country.

Seminar discusses ways to combat sugar smuggling

Reducing smuggling of sugar into Việt Nam requires strengthening of preventive measures and co-ordination among relevant agencies, further lowering of sugar production costs and requiring sugar to have clear origin details among other things, a seminar heard in HCM City on Wednesday.

Digital payments to bring Đà Nẵng $72 million

Increased use of digital payments has the potential to add US$72 million annually to the central city of Đà Nẵng’s economy, according to the latest study from Visa, “Cashless Cities: Realising the Benefits of Digital Payments". 

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