Việt Nam News

Nearly four decades after the launch of the Đổi Mới (Renewal) economic reforms, Việt Nam’s private enterprises have transformed from modest family-run workshops into powerful engines of economic development.

While Asian markets opened the week in the red, pressured by new tariff threats from the US and China's retaliatory response, Việt Nam's stock market displayed unexpected strength.

CapitaLand Development (CLD) and Taseco Land have signed a memorandum of understanding for strategic co-operation, marking one of the most notable partnerships in Việt Nam’s real estate market this year.

Businesses experiencing direct impacts on production and operations may receive reductions of up to 30 per cent on special consumption tax for the year of occurrence.

The charter flights on the Minsk – Phú Quốc route will operate once every 11 days.

HCM City authorities have pledged to listen to and respond to businesses’ feedback, advance administrative reforms and place enterprises at the centre of public services.

Mai Kiều Liên, Member of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer of Vinamilk, has once again been honoured by Fortune (USA) in the prestigious 'Fortune Most Powerful Women Asia 2025' list.

Following Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Malaysia were the second- and third-largest importers of Vietnamese rice, with market shares of over 21 per cent and nearly 10 per cent, respectively.

As of October 7, only 1,596 of 2,991 projects from 17 localities and six ministries have been reviewed in the System 751 database.

The shift reflects a recognition that today's supply chains cannot be sustained by concrete and steel alone. They must be made resilient, transparent and technologically advanced.

The Italian Days in Đà Nẵng and Italian Expo Đà Nẵng–Việt Nam 2025 will take place at the city’s APEC Park from November 6 to 8, featuring business-matching events and cultural exchanges aimed at strengthening partnerships and trade links between Italian and Đà Nẵng enterprises.

Vietshrimp Aquaculture International Fair and Việt Nam’s International Aquaculture Industry Event will take place concurrently from March 11–13 in 2026 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre.

In Q3/2025, the group produced 2.8 million tonnes of crude steel, rising 14 per cent from Q2 and 35 per cent year-on-year.

The economy of Cần Thơ has posted encouraging results in recent months, yet significant bottlenecks remain that could hinder the city from reaching the Government’s target of 10 per cent GRDP growth in 2025.

The twin policy changes, lifting the State’s long-standing monopoly over bullion operations and mandating electronic payments for high-value gold transactions, mark the most significant structural shift in the industry in over a decade.

The new VAT law, which is expected to provide breakthrough reforms are, instead, is creating new barriers which must be removed to promote the development of the agro-forestry-fishery industry.

HCM City aims to raise the service sector’s share to between 70 and 80 per cent of its gross regional domestic product, focusing on premium, modern and high value-added services to reaffirming its ambition of becoming the leading service hub of the country and the wider Southeast Asia region, city leaders said.

Despite successful finding its way onto tables in more than 170 countries and meeting the world’s toughest quality standards, Việt Nam’s seafood is still struggling to capture the attention of its own 100 million consumer base.