Compared to the end of last week, the prices decreased by between VNĐ500,000 and VNĐ700,000 per tael.
Chánh Thu Fruit Import and Export Company Limited in Bến Tre Province continues to operate normally despite the resurgence of COVID-19 since it has shifted to new export markets instead of overly depending on traditional ones like China.
Armed with experience from coping with the first wave of the Covid-19 epidemic, many textile and footwear enterprises are quietly confident they can alter their plans as required and find new markets to cope with the second.
The COVID-19 pandemic has become a golden opportunity for e-commerce trading floors, as well as social networks such as Facebook. However, the country has lost billions of dong in tax revenue due to e-commerce as there are no specific regulations on the sector.
Covering about 1,220 ha in Duyên Hải Town’s Trường Long Hòa Commune, the 48 MWp facility consists of 12 wind turbines. Costing in excess of VNĐ2.23 trillion (US$96 million), it is expected to generate 162.97 million kWh of electricity each year.
The virus is intensifying the trend, according to the article. ASEAN countries, including Việt Nam, see themselves in a good position to benefit from the trend.
Experts make different predictions about the trend of local stock market next week, saying it remained hard to forecast as price movements have been sensitive.
The solution aims to simplify paper works and procedures for both clients and the company.
Nguyễn Thị Minh has been forced to reduce the rents for her two apartments in HCM City’s District 2 twice this year from US$1,300 a month each to $900 to keep her tenants.
Foreigners have bought some 16,000 housing properties across the country since they were allowed to in 2015, according to the Hồ Chí Minh City Real Estate Association (HoREA).
After 99 days without community transmission, the pandemic returned in late July and hurt domestic tourism, making a bad situation worse for Hoa and other hotel owners.
AIA (Vietnam) Life Insurance Company Limited (AIA Vietnam) has promised to offer financial assistance to medical workers on the frontline who are diagnosed to be positive with the SARS-CoV-2 virus in Đà Nẵng, Quảng Nam and some other provinces.
In nearly two years since it began, HCM City’s investment stimulus programme for the supporting industries has enabled a number of businesses to acquire new technologies and equipment, upgrade their factories and enter the supply chains of global large corporations, according to the Centre for Supporting Industry Development (CSID).
Vietnamese ended the last trading session of the week on a negative note after foreign investors extended their net selling streak, further damping investor sentiment.
Mondelez Kinh Đô has recently announced that it will start its mooncake production for the upcoming Mid-autumn festival.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade has just issued an action programme to implement an early warning system on trade defence.
Visa has recently launched Where You Shop Matters, an initiative that encourages consumers to support local businesses in Việt Nam and helps SMEs go digital to benefit from the surge in e-commerce during the COVID-19 crisis.
Viettel’s investments in many overseas markets saw impressive results in the first half of the year despite of political unstability, natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic.