City needs $5.6b for projects

HCM City is seeking more than VNĐ128 trillion (US$5.63 billion) in investment between now and 2020 for socio-economic development, according to the city’s Department of Planning and Investment.

 

VN-Brazil trade value up 16 per cent

The trade value between Việt Nam and Brazil in the first half of 2017 stood at US$1.73 billion, a year-on-year increase of 16 per cent after a long slump.

Bắc Giang litchi sees good sales

The northern province of Bắc Giang has sold at least 39,451 tonnes of litchi, equivalent to 40 per cent of its total produce, a local official said on Friday.

VN ditching leather for e-wallets

Electronic wallet (e-wallet) services are becoming more popular in Việt Nam, with a number of new e-wallet services officially licensed in the last year and a half.

 

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Cloud key to 4th industrial revolution

Cloud computing is a crucial technological trend and has become an important technology during the fourth industrial revolution, according to Nguyễn Thành Phúc, director general of the Authority of Information Technology Application.

Ornamental fish export revenue up

HCM City earned more than US$11.5 million from exporting 9.3 million ornamental fish in the first half of the year, a rise of 25 per cent in output and a surge of 52 per cent in revenue over the same period, according to the municipal Department of Agriculture and Rural Development.

 

 

Fruit, vegetable exports growing

Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Nguyễn Xuân Cường said the export potential of fruits and vegetables is huge, with the products key to restructuring the sector.

VN leads Asia in corporate gender diversity

Việt Nam surpassed every other country in Asia in terms of gender diversity throughout corporations, with women comprising 17.6 per cent of the country’s total board members , said Deloitte Global’s fifth edition of Women in the Boardroom: A Global Perspective study.

Retail set for tech transformation

Việt Nam’s retail sector is anticipating significant changes, driven by a technology boom, in people’s spending and shopping habits, experts said at the Forbes Talks on retail development on Thursday.

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