Economy
Economy
labour force
Economy
Politics & Law
Phạm Minh Chính confirmed as PM: pledges reforms, balanced development
Society
Government to focus on COVID-19 pandemic fight and facilitating production and business
Economy
Govt rolls out interest-free loans for companies to pay salaries
Economy
COVID-19 can help boost the use of new technology in manufacturing
Society
A bridge over troubled water
Sports
Chinh to put best foot forward at SEA Games
Economy
TCC Group donates US$1 million to Việt Nam’s COVID-19 Vaccine Fund
Economy
Việt Nam needs a workforce ready for digital development
Society
AEON to contribute VNĐ25 billion to Vietnam Vaccine Fund
Economy
Footwear, handbag industry fights COVID-19 challenges
Opinion
Pandemic widening gender gaps in labour market: ILO expert
Media-OutReach Newswire
Kaplan Singapore and Murdoch University support youth development in esports
Society
HCM City orders temporary closure of non-essential services
Society
Workers should get better care: President
Environment
Human capital crucial for Việt Nam to develop renewable energy: experts
Economy
Việt Nam emerges as appealing destination for investors from India
Life & Style
Prisons make their mark on tourism map
Society
Millions of labourers still affected by COVID-19 in first quarter
Economy
Key export sectors the target of M&As by foreign investors
E-paper
Preserving the “essence of Đà Lạt” important to attracting international tourists: experts
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Businesses launch Tết gifts at affordable prices
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Human resources will decide the efficiency of a streamlined apparatus: Deputy PM
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Quang Hải’s return, a beacon of hope for Việt Nam in the ASEAN Cup
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Domestic factors will drive Việt Nam economy in 2025: VinaCapital
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Liveblog: Việt Nam vs. Philippines - 2024 ASEAN Championship Group B
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PMI takes steps closer to its smoke-free vision
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Many imported food product lines exempted from state inspection before clearance
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Foreign investment in Việt Nam's real estate surges
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Government restructuring to reduce organisations by 35-40 per cent
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