Technology continues to attract investment

A Việt Nam Report survey on the 500 most profitable companies in the country said most business insiders expect technology to remain the leader in attracting investment.

Việt Nam, Cambodia hold dialogue on timber trade

Vietnamese and Cambodian officials, business executives and experts discussed measures to enhance co-operation in the trade and management of timber and timber products at conference in HCM City yesterday.

Viettel’s vOCS 3.0 wins IBA award

Viettel Group’s online charging service called vOCS 3.0 won the gold winner for best new product or service of the year in telecommunications.

VN indices falter on late selling

Vietnamese shares ended on a negative note for the third session in a row on Monday as profit-taking pressure rose in the closing minutes.

Ministries cut petrol prices

The retail price of biofuel E5 RON 92 fell by VNĐ224 to a maximum of VNĐ20,682 (US$0.88) per litre at 3pm on Monday, the ministries of Industry and Trade and Finance announced.

Vinafood 1, 2 win bid to supply rice to Philippines

The Việt Nam Northern Food Corporation (Vinafood 1) and Việt Nam Southern Food Corporation (Vinafood 2) won a bid last week to sell 14,000 tonnes and 15,000 tonnes of rice, respectively, to the Philippines.

Vietnamese people prioritise domestic products

More than 60 per cent of Vietnamese consumers gave priority to buying domestically-produced goods and 54 per cent would recommend their relatives and friends to purchase made-in-Việt Nam products.

Grab, traditional taxis must be managed equally

Ride-hailing firms like Grab should be managed like traditional taxi companies to ensure a fair playground for the passenger transportation market, Nguyễn Công Hùng, deputy director of the Việt Nam Auto Transport Association said.

Vietbuild 2018 to open in HCM City

More than 300 domestic and foreign enterprises will display their products at 1,500 pavilions during the 2018 Việt Nam International Real Estate Exhibition (Vietbuild 2018) in HCM City from October 25 to 29.

Property firms forced to wean themselves off bank credit

The HCM City Real Estate Association has recently proposed that the central bank should allow lenders to use 45 per cent of their short-term deposits for long- and medium-term loans next year instead of 40 per cent as it has mandated.

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