Authorities enhance e-commerce supervision

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT)’s E-commerce and Digital Economy Agency will coordinate with other relevant units under the Ministry of Information and Communications, and the Ministry of Finance to take measures in connecting and sharing data to strengthen the management of business activities on social networks in particular and in cyberspace in general.

Significant upticks in international trade in 2022: MXV

International trade saw significant upticks with an average daily exchange of VND5 trillion daily, with some days at over VND10 trillion, and more than 4,000 new accounts created during the year 2022, according to the Mercantile Exchange of Vietnam (MXV).

VN needs to move forward on global minimum tax

Given the short timeline before the global minimum corporate income tax was in force, experts urged Việt Nam to take action to come up with appropriate tax policies in adaptation to the global minimum corporate tax in order to remain an attractive destination for FDI.

Forest exports target $17.5 billion

Trần Thanh Bình from the Import and Export Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade, said the wood industry, like all trade sectors, could not avoid difficulties.

Việt Nam stresses green growth in future development: Deputy PM

Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Trần Hồng Hà attended and spoke at a session with corporations and investment funds on digital transformation, innovative start-ups, green finance and sustainable development held within the framework of the 53rd World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos.

PV Drilling supplies jack-up rig for Korean firm

The Petrovietnam Drilling and Well Service Corporation (PV Drilling) will supply a jack-up rig for drilling operations by the Republic of Korea’s SK Innovation Co Ltd (SKI) at Lot 16-2 in Việt Nam’s offshore area.

Vinafood 1 exceeded many key business targets in 2022

The Vietnam Northern Food Corporation (Vinafood 1) said it has basically met or exceeded many key targets in 2022, of which its revenue reached nearly VNĐ16.17 trillion, equaling 106.03 per cent of the yearly plan.

Weakening demand continues to dog Vietnamese firms

The national census shows that 528 firms have been hard-hit by falling orders so far, of which 65.3 per cent are FDI-financed firms. About 637,491 workers have begun to feel the pinch of the ensuing economic downturn.

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