Việt Nam News

A combination of supply shortages and increased demand from the major markets helped black pepper prices soar last week.

Since the beginning of 2022, the industry has swiftly rebounded after a prolonged disruption caused by the pandemic.

The Trade Remedies Authority of Việt Nam under the Ministry of Industry and Trade has urged domestic manufacturers and exporters of cold rolled stainless steel to review their exports to the Republic of Korea (RoK) from 2020 in case of any an anti-dumping investigations.

Some businesses want M&A to facilitate transformation while others want to expedite the implementation of large contracts.

Foreign investment in the first four months of this year reached an estimated US$6.28 billion, a five year high.

Experts believe that accelerating the development progress of projects in the energy sector can ensure electricity supply in both the short and long terms.

The State Bank draft circular, which has been released for public comments, supplements regulations on conditions for increasing capital at subsidiaries and affiliated companies of credit institutions.

Minister of Finance Hồ Đức Phớc said that the ministry is currently conducting a review and assessment of tax laws, including the Personal Income Tax Law.

Management of personal income tax will be strengthened to ensure that individuals receiving stock dividends and payments in form of bonus shares fulfil their tax obligations.

The uptrend will continue for the next one or two sessions, potentially pushing the index towards the 1,280 point-level this week. 

HCM City will organise the first International Ginseng and Fragrance and Medicinal Herbs Festival in HCM City from May 24 to 26.

Great efforts have been made to combat counterfeit goods on e-commerce channels amid booming e-commerce activities.

Ninh Bình commits to providing the most favourable conditions for all foreign investors and businesses, including French ones, to explore investment opportunities in the northern locality.

Chu Lai International Port belonging to Trường Hải International Logistics Limited Liability Company (THILOGI) has installed a new specialised crane system that costs more than VNĐ400 billion (US$15.7 million).

Philippines is a beautiful archipelago in Southeast Asia and is one of the top destinations for Vietnamese tourists.

The cranes have been put into commercial operation with a total lifting capacity of 60 turns per hour, helping Chu Lai port increase productivity and cargo services.

E-commerce staff are quite young and can quickly accept new technology, which could start businesses in the digital environment.

This accomplishment not only highlights the industry's rapid growth in production output but also signifies its increasing independence and diversification of product types.