Bright prospects for steel firms despite challenges

Việt Nam’s listed steel companies can achieve higher growth in 2017 despite a volatile and predictable international market if they optimise operations and exploit missing links in the sector’s supply chain, experts said yesterday.

MoIT, City protect consumer rights

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) and this city's People’s Committee hosted the launch of Vietnamese Consumer Rights Day 2017, themed "Enterprise for Customers," here on March 12.

Shares sink on portfolio reviews

Shares edged down on both national stock exchanges yesterday amid volatility caused by portfolio restructuring activity of exchange-traded funds, as well as possibility of an interest rate hike by the US federal reserve.

BIM Group, AEON to build Ha Noi mall

Property developer BIM Group and the AEON Việt Nam Co Ltd, a subsidiary of the leading Japanese retail and financial services corporation AEON, have signed a co-operation agreement to build a new shopping mall in Hà Nội’s Hà Đông District.

Vietnamese tea firms eye US market

Representatives of tea-growing regions and tea companies in Việt Nam recently took part in a seminar in New York to seek opportunities to enter the US market.

PM urges investment in Central Highlands

Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc has urged the Central Highlands region to unleash its potential to attract investment, especially in the fields of high-tech agriculture, tourism, forestry and renewable energy.

Stocks to fall further as US interest rate hike looms

The stock market will likely continue its losing streak this week as investors stay cautious ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s meeting. The sharp drop in oil prices during the last three sessions will also be a dampener, analysts say.

Vincom sues Platinum Cineplex

Vincom Retail Joint Stock Company has decided to file a lawsuit against the M.V.P Group, owner of Platinum Cineplex, after the Indonesian entertainment conglomerate claimed that the closure of its cinemas at three Vincom trading centres late February is illegal.

Experts urge firms to enter supply chains

Companies that want to enter the global supply chain should show initiative and make concerted steps to enhance their capacity and growth, Dr Shantanaru Bhattachrya of Singapore Management University said at a forum held yesterday in HCM City.

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