Jewellery firm loses as stores close for virus fight Phú Nhuận Jewellery JSC (PNJ) has reported its revenue in April dropped 47 per cent on-year to VNĐ501 billion (US$21.5 million).

Lack of good news to slow market growth: analysts Local stocks are expected to keep rising this week but their growth would be slower as goods news dries up.

VN stocks fall for second day as sellers become more active Vietnamese shares fell for a second day as investors kept bringing large-cap sector down on stronger profit taking while securities firms posted good gains.

Spurs star Alli survives 'horrible' knifepoint burglary Knife-carrying burglars broke into Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli's home in London early Wednesday, the England playmaker escaping serious injury after being hit in a scuffle with the robbers.

Việt Nam offers tremendous investment opportunities: VinaCapital CEO Consumer goods, healthcare, energy, construction materials, infrastructure, and technology are among the sectors with enormous potential for investment in Việt Nam once the COVID-19 pandemic subsides, an expert has said.

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Phú Nhuận Jewellery sees revenue up but profit down in Q1 Phú Nhuận Jewellery JSC (PNJ), the largest jewellery retailer in Việt Nam, reports revenue up 5 per cent but profit down 4 per cent in the first quarter of this year.

Legal loopholes hinder Việt Nam’s efforts in wildlife protection Despite strengthened law enforcement to protect wildlife, legal loopholes are hindering Việt Nam’s efforts, activists have said.

Police arrest two armed robbery suspects The Investigation Police Department of southern Đồng Nai Province have arrested two suspects in an armed robbery. The men allegedly used a gun to steal from a local family home.

Gold prices soar, dollars fall

All big gold firms and smaller gold shops across the country have been closed from April 1 due to social distancing regulations.