Rubber firms plan 30-50 per cent dividend in cash Phước Hòa Rubber JSC will make the first dividend payout at a 30 per cent rate for 2019, meaning every shareholder will receive VNĐ3,000 (13 US cents) per share.

Lower tax for imported pork  to benefit consumers With a population of nearly 100 million, Việt Nam is one of the world's top pork consumers and second in Asia, only after China.

Protein production start-up wins competition for social entrepreneurs

Season 2 of Blue Venture Award, the competition for social entrepreneurs, wrapped up in HCM City on Tuesday with Cricket One being named the winner.

New president vows to put Argentines before debt repayments Centre-leftist Alberto Fernandez vowed to put his people first ahead of debt repayments after he was sworn in as Argentina's president on Tuesday to singing and applause from lawmakers and supporters.

K-Pop Twitter set abuzz with 102 Million Tweets about 2019 MAMA, ranking #1 on Twitter real-time trends across 46 countries K-Pop Twitter set abuzz with 102 Million Tweets about 2019 MAMA, ranking #1 on Twitter real-time trends across 46 countries

Australia Emerges As The Top Employment Location For SP Jain's Undergraduates From The Class Of 2019 Australia Emerges As The Top Employment Location For SP Jain's Undergraduates From The Class Of 2019

Man arrested over 'racist gesture' at Manchester derby British police on Sunday arrested a 41-year-old man after a video posted on social media showed a supporter apparently making racist gestures during Saturday's Manchester derby.

Photo exhibition really puts you in the picture The World Press Photo (WWP) Exhibition 2019 – Stories that Matter was launched in the capital yesterday.

OPEC considers deeper output cuts as global growth slows Faced with slowing global economic growth and abundant reserves putting pressure on oil prices, the OPEC group and its partners could seek to deepen output cuts when they meet in Vienna on Thursday and Friday.

Coffee sector to expand intensive processing to add value

Việt Nam has set itself a target of increasing the ratio of processed coffee from the current 10 per cent to 30-40 per cent by 2030 to add value, the Việt Nam Coffee Week heard in HCM City yesterday (December 4).