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Good signs for rice exports
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Industry minitry proposes tougher sanctions for counterfeit goods
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India starts anti-dumping investigation into Vietnamese tempered glass
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MoIT launches plan to implement coal industry development strategy
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Việt Nam the 13th largest mango supplier for the US
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Petrol stations told to implement new payment regulations by March's end
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Controlling shipping line surcharge increases for market stability
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Efforts exerted to protect consumers’ rights on cyberspace
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MoIT reveals draft of wholesale electricity market circular for public comments
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Draft Law on Geology and Minerals under review, stressing resource management
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Việt Nam needs to complete legal system for sustainable development of key industries
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Dung Quất Shipyard's restructuring must not be delayed any further: Deputy PM
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Petrol prices drop over VNĐ370 per litre
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Digital trade promotion opens opportunities for firms to promote exports
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Việt Nam needs to develop rice trading floor for transparency: PM
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Việt Nam-Australia trade co-operation grows positively
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Consumption surge in Tết gives a boost to domestic market growth: Experts
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Việt Nam, Japan enhance cooperation in IP protection, counterfeit goods prevention
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VN businesses likely take opportunities to promote rice exports
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Laos proposes to sell 4,150 MW of wind power to Việt Nam
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