Lotte Group gives scholarships to Vietnamese students Lotte Group has handed scholarships to 80 students to outstanding students from difficult backgrounds. The total value of the scholarships was over US$23,400.

Japan, Taiwan top places for labour export in 2019 Taiwan and Japan are expected to remain the top destinations for Vietnamese workers this year with 90 per cent of all overseas employees working there.

Start-up plans to bring mushroom products to the world

She sometimes had to lug 100 kilograms of dried mushrooms on her old motorbike from a farm 20 kilometres from her home.

What’s more to good films than commercial success?

A new drama-comedy film has been taking young Vietnamese audiences by storm, achieving dramatic commercial success since its premiere on April 28.

Non-State universities struggle

Prejudice and legal regulations cause major difficulties for non-State universities in Việt Nam, director of the management board of Hà Nội-based Thăng Long University Hoàng Xuân Sính said.

Hollywood actor spreads message of keeping rhino horny

Actor Paul Blackthorne arrived in Hà Nội to promote his campaign to help protect rhinos from poaching.

Hollywood filmmaker works to help save rhinos in Việt Nam

Hollywood actor and film producer Paul Blackthorne will take part in a series of activities for the rhino in Việt Nam.

Ha Noi woman gets goods across the city A woman in Ha Noi has an interesting job. She travels all over the city to deliver things to people. Sometimes people can be a bit nasty to her and tell her they do not wish to buy what she has especially travelled to their homes to sell to them. However, she finds it a good way to make money.

‘Shipper' becomes hot job in urban areas Vu Thanh Quy, 22, a student of Thang Long University, works part-time job as a deliverywoman, locally called as "shipper" in Ha Noi, for a cell phone case shop in Ha Noi's Nguyen Hong Street.

Slow buses keep student apartments empty The dust is settling and taps remain dry in thousands of rental apartments in the newly built Phap Van-Tu Hiep residential quarter for students. Despite the complex's modern infrastructure and reasonable rental fee, it continues to remain without occupants.