The Việt Nam International Industrial Fair will return to the capital city on Monday, the event’s organisers said yesterday.
The 13rd Vietnam Finance Conference was held in Hà Nội yesterday, allowing top experts to discuss managerial policies, institutions and applying technology to the insurance market.
Vietcombank will be the first bank to cut its lending interest rate in response to the Government’s recent resolution.
Asset management company VinaCapital on Thursday announced at its annual investor conference that it expects to set up next month a domestic fund for foreign investors and raise US$5 million.
The central province has submitted an upgrading plan of Chu Lai Airport – a strategic key project – to ministries for review before it gets approval by the Prime Minister.
The local gold price increased slightly yesterday due to worries of instability in the market despite positive signs from the US economy.
Young buyers make up a promising segment for the HCM City real estate market because of the high rate of migration to the city and rapid urbanisation, a conference on the housing market heard on Thursday.
Property market in Hà Nội saw growth in sale of mid-end apartments in the third quarter, according to quarter reports on Hà Nội property market.
The delegation, to be led by EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development Phil Hogan, comprises firms operating in dairy, cereal, vegetable and wine production
The agricultural sector is expected to face serious challenges when the Trans-Pacific Partnership takes effect, which would require it to restructure and invest in technology to improve its competitiveness, a seminar heard in HCM City yesterday.
Việt Nam will officially launch the VNX Allshare Index on October 24, combining the two existing local exchanges to boost foreign investment in the stock market.
Stock prices of many local start-up companies are valued extremely high, far above prices of large-cap shares on the two national stock exchanges, which demonstrates investor confidence in the high-growth potential of the Vietnamese startups.
The minerals and petroleum sectors have come out on top amongst corporate taxpayers on a list of 1,000 leading corporations, accounting for 30 per cent of total tax payments this year.
The Government should offer incentives to projects funded by overseas remittances, a conference on policies related to remittances heard in HCM City on Tuesday.
Việt Nam National Coal-Mineral Industries Holding Corporation Limited (Vinacomin) will hasten its restructuring efforts to overcome this difficult period, with more job cuts planned this year, local news reported.
The Government’s Small- and Medium-sized Enterprise Development Foundation (SMEDF) could provide support to startups in the form of venture capital and crowd funding, according to a draft decision.
Budget revenues reached VNĐ718.3 trillion (US$32.2 billion) in the first nine months of the year, accounting for around 70 per cent of the annual target, a representative of the Ministry of Finance told in its quarterly press briefing early this week.
Shares rose further yesterday as investors remained confident in companies with prospects of better performances in the third quarter of this year.