More flights to repatriate citizens on the way

Đinh Việt Thắng, head of the Civil Aviation Administration of Việt Nam, talks to Sài Gòn Giải Phóng (Liberated Sài Gòn) newspaper about plans to bring more Vietnamese abroad home due to the COVID-19 pandemic

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Australia to revamp defences Australia announced an assertive new defence strategy on Wednesday, beefing up its long-range strike capabilities and cyber-warfare efforts.

Vietjet to pay dividend of 2019 by shares

As soon as the domestic market resumed, Vietjet quickly implemented a campaign called "Returning to the sky” and inaugurated eight new routes, increasing the domestic flight network to a total of 53 routes.

As temperatures rise, electricty bills rocket Due to hot weather, families often use more electricity for cooling equipment, leading to a rise in electricity bills at the end of the month.

Public universities in HCM City to hike tuition

A number of public universities in HCM City that have been granted financial autonomy are planning to increase tuition in the 2020-2021 academic year.

Việt Nam wins bid to supply 60,000 tonnes of rice to Philippines Việt Nam has won a tender offered by the Philippines to export 60,000 tonnes of rice to the partner country at a higher price than that of countries which won the bids, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

MoIT denies reports about power price increase The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) late on Tuesday denied reports that the nation’s electricity price had increased. The reports had appeared on some websites and social media posts.

Banks upbeat about charter capital hike in 2020 Banks, especially State-owned banks, are expected to increase their capital significantly this year as they are allowed to retain profits or pay dividend in shares instead of cash as previously.

Consumer lending expected to recover well after pandemic ends

Will consumer loans remain a money-spinner for banks post-COVID-19? This was a question recently posed by market observers after witnessing the pandemic’s big economic impact on individuals and households, dragging down demand for personal loans.