Việt Nam News

The concept behind Orange Bonds lies in their role as a sustainable debt instrument specifically targeting gender empowerment and equity.

SIBs make up only 4 per cent of the private sector in Việt Nam, but they play a crucial role in achieving Sustainable Development Goals.

More than 250 local and foreign food and beverage (F&B) exhibitors are displaying their products at VietFood & Beverage – ProPack expo in Hà Nội, held from November 8 to 11.

The workplace environment for women in Asia including Việt Nam has changed for the better in the past five years, according to Agoda’s newly-released “Women in the Workplace: Asia” study.

Decarbonisation became vital for the steel industry to enhance competitiveness while developed economies were taking steps to address carbon leakage risk.

Positive signals are seen in the corporate bond market, contributing to the long-term capital mobilisation channel for businesses and the economy.

Petrolimex Petrochemical Corporation (PLC) reduced this year's sales revenue plan to nearly VNĐ8.4 trillion, down 5.7 per cent from the original target but keep the output target unchanged. 

HCM City is carrying out a survey of more than 15,000 firms, cooperatives, and business households as part of its 2023 Department and District Competitiveness Index (DDCI).

This marks the first time that Vietnamese weapons and military equipment products have been showcased at this esteemed international military exhibition

Market breadth was negative with 138 gainers and 378 decliners.

Deputies questioned Minister of the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) Nguyễn Hồng Diên on the second day of the questioning and answering session at the National Assembly, on November 7.

VinFast's investment in Indonesia can help form an EV ecosystem in the country

Analysts suggest that Việt Nam's exports have reached their lowest point, and there are indications of recovery in the fourth quarter, aided by the depletion of US retailers' inventories. The recovery is also attributed to the growing trend of multinational companies shifting their production from China to Việt Nam.

A report of United Overseas Bank (UOB Việt Nam) shows that 76 per cent of Vietnamese people are optimistic about improving their personal finances by the middle of next year, followed by Indonesians (74 per cent) and Thais (68 per cent).

VIFA EXPO and VIFA ASEAN to be held in HCM City next year will provide opportunities for furniture and home accessories businesses to showcase their products and seek orders amid tough times.

Packaging is a bridge between a brand and its customers, but many producers in Việt Nam have not paid proper attention to improving the appearance of their products.

Data management had emerged as a critical factor in driving economic growth, experts say.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade and other relevant agencies are focusing on helping businesses access credit on favourable terms to help them exploit new-generation free trade agreements such as the UKVFTA and EVFTA.