Overseas Vietnamese invest nearly $2 billion in HCM City More than 3,000 overseas Vietnamese had invested VNĐ45 trillion (US$1.94 billion) as of the end of last year in HCM City, an official said at a meeting on February 28 in the city.

Ministry asked to save or kill mega train project

Deputy Prime Minister Trịnh Đình Dũng has urged the transport ministry to make a final decision on the fate of a multi-million dollar railway project that was abandoned 15 years ago.

Gia Lai seeks investment into 166 projects

Of the total, 91 projects are in industrial and energy sector; 28 projects in infrastructure development; 16 in sports, culture and tourism; 15 in agro-forestry-fisheries; nine in seafood and agricultural processing and seven in the production of construction materials and consumer goods. 

Residential suburban projects prove alluring to buyers

The western suburbs of HCM City has seen a rise in popularity among real-estate developers in recent years thanks to its natural environment, which mostly still remain untouched and vast areas of undeveloped land, according to industry experts.

Construction work on port starts in central province A project to build the Mỹ Thủy Port kicked off on Thursday in the central province of Quảng Trị.

VN to develop large-scale SOEs

The Government has asked the Ministry of Planning and Investment to build a project on developing large-scale State-owned enterprises (SOEs) to promote their role in the country’s socio-economic development.

SCIC plans higher revenue and profit The State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) plans to achieve revenue of more than VNĐ6.9 trillion (US$298.5 billion) this year.

TIBCO Software opens office in Hà Nội TIBCO Software opened an engineering office in Hà Nội on Wednesday.

Electronic retailer Nguyễn Kim acquired by Central Group Thailand-based conglomerate Central Group, through its subsidiary, has taken the control of the Vietnamese electronics retailer Nguyễn Kim.

Safe farm develops from polluted dump A man in the central city of Da Nang has turned a local dump into a high-tech garden to supply fresh and healthy vegetables to local residents and markets.