

HCM City businesses manage to overcome COVID-19 woes
Some HCM City businesses have been able to shrug off the difficulties caused by COVID-19 and achieve their targets thanks to thorough preparations.
Some HCM City businesses have been able to shrug off the difficulties caused by COVID-19 and achieve their targets thanks to thorough preparations.
The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has proposed rescheduling excise tax payments for local automobile manufactures and assemblers. The draft decree recommends that payments over VNĐ4.4 trillion (US$191 million) for October and November be delayed until late December.
Shares rebounded on Tuesday as large-cap stocks extended their gains in the afternoon session thanks to strong buying forces.
Retail stores in HCM City are hearing the sounds of jangling cash registers as shoppers take advantage of sales on offer. And that’s a good sign for economic recovery.
Rubber latex businesses are joyful to report profits thanks to the skyrocketing price from the beginning of this year.
China's increasing demand for imports of high-quality agricultural products has contributed to boosting the recovery of domestic production and export after the COVID-19 pandemic impacts.
Despite negative business results and continuous losses in profits, the market prices of many businesses still skyrocketed.
Shares ended lower on Monday due to the sharp fall of large-caps and mid-caps in some major sectors, pressuring the overall market.
The US Department of Commerce has recently announced it will not conduct an anti-tariff circumvention investigation against solar panels made in Việt Nam, Thailand and Malaysia at a request by a group of anonymous businesses called American Solar Manufacturers against Chinese Circumvention (A-SMACC).