Việt Nam has perfected the legal framework of nine recommendations issued by the European Union (EU) to ensure responsible and sustainable fishing.
Vietnamese shares had a good start on Monday with two main stock indices rising, but low liquidity and constant net selling by foreign traders remained an obstacle for a stable uptrend.
The Lạch Huyện international port in the northern port city of Hải Phòng, which uses Japanese ODA funding, opened on Sunday (May 13), according to the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).
Techcombank has completed the sale of 64.4 million treasury stocks, collecting more than VNĐ8.24 trillion (US$361.5 million), the bank announced.
The People’s Committee in central Quảng Ngãi Province has assigned the provincial Department of Planning and Investment to revoke the investment certificate of Tân Mai Pulp and Paper Factory.
The Prime Minister’s working group has asked the Ministries of Finance and Planning and Investment to swiftly lift the foreign ownership limit of 49 per cent at enterprises where foreign investment is not restricted.
Healthy market growth during the weekend cannot conceal the fact that local stock markets are likely to remain quiet this week, amid an information-missing month in May and rising tensions throughout the globe.
Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc expressed his hope that Vingroup will contribute to the development of the domestic automobile sector with the establishment of its VinFast automobile and electric motorbike manufacturing complex.
As many as 40 per cent of foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises choose to use commercial arbitration in cases of disputes, rather than going to court, said Phan Trọng Đạt, Deputy Secretary General of the Việt Nam International Arbitration Centre (VIAC).
The first quarter of this year saw the Petroleum Equipment Assembly & Metal Structure Joint Stock Company (PXS)’s revenues plummet to a mere VNĐ18.5 billion (US$815,000), 94.4 per cent down year-on-year.
A state-owned consultancy has proposed adjustments to the expansion plan for HCM City’s Tân Sơn Nhất international airport that would result in much lower costs than one proposed by the French consultancy ADPi.
Several banks are keen to establish consumer finance arms to grab a bigger share of a market that is expected to reach VNĐ1,000 trillion (US$4.38 billion) by 2020 and grow at 29 per cent annually.
Experts’ opinions on the Ministry of Finance's (MoF) tax adjustment draft proved to be mixed, while the business community struggles to keep up with the variety of newly proposed tax hikes.
Korean supermarket chain Lotte Mart has bought more than 10 tonnes of pumpkins and five tonnes of watermelons from distressed farmers facing declining prices because of a bumper crop in Đắk Lắk and Quảng Nam provinces.
Using unregistered point-of-sale (POS) machines to transfer payment may result in tax losses for the local authorities, according to specialists.
Younger generations are spending a greater proportion of their lives online, but they are not the only ones: People aged over 55 are also becoming more digital.
From June 4-13, the Hà Nội Promotion Centre on Trade, Investment and Tourism, relevant agencies and 25 firms will introduce Vietnamese handicraft and fine art articles, agricultural products, food and Hà Nội’s tourist attractions at Aeon Lake Town in Saitama prefecture and 40 other Aeon stores across Japan.
Nearly 150 organisations, including State agencies, banks and enterprises, participated in a cyber security drill on Wednesday and Thursday, recorded as the largest ever in Việt Nam.