The Vietnam Association of Financial Investors (VAFI) has proposed that the Prime Minister privatise State-owned hospitals to reform the healthcare system and improve the quality of healthcare services.
Many Vietnamese exporters are seeking new markets for tra (catfish) as they face new tariffs in the United States, long one of the biggest consumers of Vietnamese tra fish.
A high-rise boom in ever-growing HCM City is posing new management challenges for authorities, a construction official reported yesterday.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) will continue taking the lead in administrative reform, said Nguyễn Sinh Nhật Tân, head of the ministry’s Legal Department, on Monday.
Energy, high-tech agriculture and information technology are the new investment fields in which Vietnamese and Hungarian businesses wish to expand their cooperation for the near future, as the two sides discussed during yesterday exchange session of the Việt Nam - Hungary Business Forum.
The Government is concerned about the poor coordination and infrastructure undermining the major potential of Viet Nam’s 11 central provinces for the country’s economic growth, Deputy Prime Minister Vương Đình Huế told 500 business people and officials at the 2nd Central Coastal Economic Forum in Đà Nẵng yesterday.
Uber Việt Nam CEO, Đặng Việt Dũng, on Saturday denied rumours that Uber would temporarily halt operations in Việt Nam until its tax dues were paid.
Vietnamese shares were mixed on Monday with low trading liquidity as investors remained unsure of the stock market’s prospects.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership nations have made progress toward a new free trade agreement slated for November following the US withdrawal from the pact, according to Japanese chief negotiator of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Kazuyoshi Umemoto.
Minister of Industry and Trade Trần Tuấn Anh has promulgated decision to conduct inspections at three loss-making projects under their management.
Việt Nam will adopt multiple solutions to reach its target of US$200 billion in total export value for the year, a year-on-year increase of 13 per cent, officials said.
Analysts say the stock market has been one of the most popular avenues for enterprises to raise capital in recent years, but they now routinely face difficulties with rights issues.
As the importance of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to the Vietnamese economy grows, experts are calling on the Government to reform the system of credit guarantee funds that are designed to increase SMEs’ access to long-term financing.
Real estate, architecture and interior and exterior decoration companies will showcase their latest products at Vietbuild International Exhibition to be held in HCM City from September 27 to October 1.
The Department for Economic Zones Management (DEZM) of the Ministry of Planning and Investment is in the process of completing the draft Law on Special Administrative-Economic Units, with adjustments being made in terms of local operations, organization, administration and foreign investment incentives and policies.
The multi-billion-dollar Dung Quất oil refinery upgrade and expansion project is being implemented very slowly and its operator has repeatedly asked the Vietnamese Government for support and incentives.
Investors are shifting off blue chips and flirting with speculative stocks, making it more difficult to predict market trends.
Two branches of the Bank for Foreign Trade of Việt Nam (Vietcombank) have won a contract to provide loans for the expansion of a granite factory.
Investors could face criminal charges if they try to manipulate stock prices to earn illegal profits and cause damage to the market and listed companies.
Cisco this week organised two seminars in Hà Nội and HCM City to introduce its ‘intent-based network’ which would help enterprises develop a digital-ready architecture to deal with challenges arising from rapid digitalisation.
