Promoting the development of the circular economy is an indispensable choice for businesses to step closer to sustainability, attendees were told at a conference on sustainable development held in HCM City last week.
Experts said that positive news have lured previously-hesitant cash flows to join the market
Sixty one per cent of companies in Việt Nam have had difficulty hiring human resources this year, according to a mid-year talent trend report by Talentnet Corporation and Mercer.
Open-ended funds recorded positive performance in the first half of this year with most funds enjoying profits.
Government and ministries have been improving solutions to reduce logistics costs and create favourable conditions for sustainable development of the industry to make Việt Nam a logistics hub in ASEAN.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has directed the banking system to prioritise capital for production and business to fuel growth in the latter half this year.
Prof. Dr. Sc. Hồ Sĩ Thoảng, former Chairman of Board of Directors of the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam), engaged in a discussion with Năng Lượng Mới (Vietnam Energy) Magazine, addressing a range of compelling topics concerning new energy.
Members of the Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers Association (VAMA) sold 23,800 vehicles in June, up 15 per cent from the previous month, VAMA announced on July 12.
Many car manufacturers have applied a 50 per cent cut in registration fees for buyers, depending on car models.
The operation of a separate corporate bond trading system is necessary to develop a transparent secondary market and increase liquidity for corporate bonds.
According to the CAA, the aviation market's resurgence with China is noticeably slow, causing distress for Vietnamese carriers.
Việt Nam is well-positioned to become a prominent exporter in the sector thanks to its geographical proximity to large Halal markets, such as South East Asia ($230 billion in value) and South Pacific ($238 billion).
It is a good time for Việt Nam to promptly make innovations to embrace opportunities and accelerate the digitalisation process.
The domestic market is predicted to experience growth compared to the same period in 2019, while the international one is gradually recovering, reaching approximately 74 per cent of the levels prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, he said.
Contrary to a year ago, a selection of models can now be procured by Vietnamese consumers at prices below those suggested by the manufacturers themselves.
Việt Nam’s benchmark has gained 2.64 per cent this week.
PV Drilling has decided to establish four operating offices in ASEAN countries as part of its efforts to expand its presence in the region.
Countries like Việt Nam and Indonesia could be beneficiaries if firms start to look for low-cost production centres in Asia, particularly for labour-intensive and low-margin industries, Savills Asia Pacific has said.