Đà Nẵng strives for sustainable development

Đà Nẵng City has overcome a lot of difficulties and challenges during the past years and would strive to become a socio-economic centre of the area and also of the nation.

MoLISA proposes $843m bailout package for businesses during COVID-19

The Ministry of Labour, Invalid and Social Affairs has proposed the Government issue a VNĐ20 trillion (US$843 million) bailout package to soften the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

New Zealand mosque shooter changes plea to guilty An Australian far-right extremist charged with murdering 51 Muslim worshippers in last year's mass shooting at two New Zealand mosques unexpectedly flipped his plea to guilty on Thursday.

EU-ASEAN Business Council Publishes Reports to Support Vietnam's ASEAN Chairmanship EU-ASEAN Business Council Publishes Reports to Support Vietnam's ASEAN Chairmanship

Hanoians to receive 1 million free face masks From now to the end of March, residents in Hà Nội will be offered five free face masks in public areas, shops and supermarkets in the city. People can register in advance and pick up their free masks at these areas.

VN-Index slides as foreign selling outclasses cheap purchases The benchmark VN-Index on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) fell 0.28 per cent to end at 745.78 points.

Landlords, tenants cooperate to overcome pandemic difficulties The usually crowded Ngũ Xã Street in Hà Nội stands empty. The area, famous for phở cuốn (rice noodle roll), has suffered a severe drop in visitors after COVID-19 cases were confirmed nearby.

Companies’ annual general meeting season expected to be delayed

Companies’ annual general meetings are likely to be delayed this year with many saying they have not yet set a date, banks have taken advantage of the situation to expand their online services to mitigate its effect on their business.

Archers advance to five finals at Bangkok Asia Cup

Vietnamese athletes on Thursday secured berths in five finals of the Asian Archery Cup, leg 1, in Bangkok, Thailand.

Top French chef heads to Asia without telling customers Without warning prepaid customers, Michelin-star chef Thierry Drapeau has suddenly but sheepishly pulled up stakes in western France and left for Asia to start new restaurants.