Vietnam Expo promotes trade

Vietnam Expo 2016, which aims to increase exports and enhance regional and international economic connectivity, was officially kicked off yesterday in the capital city.

Large-cap stocks pull markets down

Vietnamese shares declined on both local markets yesterday on low investor sentiment as large-cap stocks turned into negative territory.

Enterprises ignore BDS advice

Up to 60 per cent of more than 500,000 enterprises in Việt Nam do not use business development services, said Phạm Thị Thu Hằng, general secretary of the Việt Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Viet Nam Expo 2016 opens in Ha Noi

The 26th Viet Nam International Trade Fair (Viet Nam Expo) opened in Ha Noi with an aim of enhancing regional and international economic connectivity.

Bank sector urged to use TPP benefits

 The Vietnamese banking industry should take advantage of the Trans Pacific Partnership to develop and integrate with global markets, a seminar heard in HCM City yesterday.

Edtech Hackathon winners recognised

The organisation board of the Edtech Asia Hackathon 2016 contest announced winning teams at the two-day contest organised in Hà Nội last Saturday and Sunday.

US import regulations reviewed

Việt Nam is currently the United States’ 13th largest exporter, selling primarily apparel, electronic machinery and spare parts, footwear and interior décor.

VN seeks out new trade deals in Egypt

The Vietnamese Embassy and Trade Office in Egypt held a trade and investment promotion conference in Aswan Province to draw the attention of local businesses to Việt Nam. 

Hạ Long City to get new int’l school

BIM Group has joined hands with KinderWorld Education Group to build Singapore Mixed Education Development in northern Quảng Ninh Province’s Hạ Long City, aiming to offer high-quality world-class education

Hà Nam welcomes metal-part plant

A plant producing metal parts for heavy industry valued at US$2.1 million, began operation yesterday in the northern province of Hà Nam.

Trade deals set out tough labour rules

 

Free trade agreements set out ambitious labour standards for companies and stress the importance of corporate social responsibility, experts have said.

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