

Shares end week on a positive note
Vietnamese markets ended the week on a positive note thanks to blue-chips but the at-the-closing (ATC) session witnessed strong votality during the portfolio restructuring of two ETFs, V.N.M and FTSE.
Vietnamese markets ended the week on a positive note thanks to blue-chips but the at-the-closing (ATC) session witnessed strong votality during the portfolio restructuring of two ETFs, V.N.M and FTSE.
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted developers of commercial buildings, apartments and residential areas to embrace digital transformation and adopt digital technologies in their projects, a conference heard in HCM City on December 16.
Bamboo Airways on Friday morning launched its direct air route linking Việt Nam with Australia, at an inaugural ceremony held in Melbourne international airport of Australia.
Việt Nam will need to take advantage of new value chains in Southeast Asia and New Zealand to boost exports to the latter and achieve the bilateral trade target of US$2 billion in 2024, a workshop heard in HCM on Friday.
Viettel continued to hold the No 1 position in the ranking of Top 50 most valuable brands in Việt Nam (Vietnam 50) in 2021 with a valuation of more than US$6 billion.
With many businesses looking to bring their employees back to the office, careful planning is extremely necessary, not only for the health and well-being of their employees but also for the cybersecurity of companies.
Garment and textiles are considered key industries, accounting for 12-16 per cent of the country's annual total export turnover.
Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Trần Quốc Khánh attributed these positive figures to the close direction of the Government, the drastic involvement of ministries, branches and local authorities and the great efforts of the business community and the effectiveness of trade promotion acitivities.
Vietnamese markets rebounded on Thursday thanks to the recovery of pillar stocks but liquidity remained low on investor cautious sentiment.
Food enterprises need a “resilient approach” to risk management amid challenges caused by the pandemic such as disrupted supply chains and rapid shifts in market demand, speakers said on Wednesday at a seminar in HCM City.