Việt Nam News

Evidence presented by researchers indicates that since 2016 the momentum of expansion has slowed compared with 2011–2015.

Eighty per cent of online consumers believe that e-commerce has a negative or very negative impact on the environment.

More than 200 domestic and international enterprises are expected to participate in the third Việt Nam ASEAN International Furniture & Home Accessories Fair – VIFA ASEAN 2025, taking place from August 26 to 29 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC) in HCM City.

Amid declining crude oil prices, which have improved operational efficiency, Thailand’s SCG Group plans to restart the Long Sơn Petrochemical (LSP) complex in Việt Nam at the end of this month.

Vietjet was honoured for its international working culture, attractive human resources policies, and employee-focused welfare programmes.

Bắc Ninh Province granted investment certificates worth around $7 billion at an investment promotion conference held on Friday, underscoring strong business confidence in the northern province’s investment climate and potential.

Cement industry is seeing signs of recovery this year after two years of glut caused by oversupply and weak domestic demand, driven by hastened public investment in infrastructure development and lower input costs.

Export Development Canada (EDC), Canada’s export credit agency, and VinaCapital, one of Việt Nam’s leading investment management firms, on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance trade and investment between the two countries.

Sacombank has once again been honored as one of the “Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2025” by HR Asia, marking the fifth consecutive year it has received this prestigious recognition. The award reflects the bank’s consistent commitment to human resources development and and its efforts to build a modern, people-centric, and inclusive workplace.

Recent changes due to the administrative merger are further enhancing the efficiency of sea routes and inland waterways, creating new momentum for Việt Nam’s logistics sector in the new era.

As Việt Nam accelerates digital transformation, traditional craft villages like Phượng Dực are finding new momentum, with elderly artisans livestreaming on Facebook, young mothers building businesses and local leaders driving inclusive tech adoption that’s boosting rural incomes.

With this new linkage, more than 8 million LynkiD users can now convert their accumulated points into KrisFlyer miles, unlocking a host of benefits.

The launch took place in Hà Nội on August 15, at which Petrolimex Aviation also signed SAF offtake agreements with Vietjet and Associated Energy Group, LLC (AEG Fuels).

Pfizer Vietnam and the University Medical Centre HCM City (UMC) on August 14 signed a three-year memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen medical capabilities and improve healthcare quality in southern Viet Nam and across the region.

Local authorities are focusing on building a sustainable value chain from production and processing to distribution, with the twin goals of boosting product value and cementing the Hưng Yên longan brand in both domestic and international markets.

Việt Nam will need more than VNĐ359 trillion (US$14 billion) to develop a seaport system by 2030, including many new projects in the central province of Gia Lai.

For the private sector - already a key pillar of Việt Nam's economy - green growth represents a new and powerful engine for innovation, competitiveness, and long-term sustainability.

Despite two decades in Việt Nam, financial leasing remains a small player due to outdated laws and regulatory hurdles, experts say. At a recent policy dialogue, industry leaders called for clearer legal frameworks and improved digital infrastructure to unlock its full potential.