Opinion
Opinion
VAT reduction
Opinion
Business Beat
USD/VNĐ exchange rate keeps stable despite SBV’s different policies
Economy
State removes difficulties to reach wood export target this year
Economy
$1,000 incentive for EV purchase: VN to take a bold move to promote EV industry, green transition
Economy
Retail stocks on track to rebound
Economy
MoIT proposes new electricity tariffs, fostering fairness and efficiency
Politics & Law
Prime Minister calls for further measures to stabilise production
Economy
Interest rate cut: important but certainly not a panacea
Economy
50% cut in automobile registration fees to be effective from July 1
Politics & Law
National Assembly approves extension of VAT cut until year's end
Economy
Credit growth expected to improve in H2 2023
Economy
Investments - key to economic growth in Việt Nam: WB expert
Economy
Retail stocks see sharp increase in prices
Business Beat
Comprehensive solution needed to support loss-making enterprises
Society
Practical policies needed to ensure social welfare for workers: NA deputies
Business Beat
Firms hesitate to access loans due to weak consumption demand
Economy
NA's Finance and Budget Committee supports slashing VAT
Economy
Specific mechanisms, policies needed to drive HCM City’s growth
Politics & Law
NA Standing Committee wraps up 23rd session
Economy
HCM City cuts taxes by thousands of billion dong to support businesses
E-paper
Hà Nội promotes agricultural tourism in rural development
1.
Twelve soldiers missing in military drill explosion, investigation underway
2.
PM urges faster legal reform to achieve double-digit economic growth
3.
NA Chairman lauds role of Japan-Việt Nam Parliamentary Friendship Alliance
4.
Việt Nam commits to action plan on protecting children and women
5.
Việt Nam: A safe haven for travellers amid concerns over methanol poisoning in Laos
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Rice export hits a fresh record of $5 billion
2.
From personal struggle to social impact: a mother's journey
3.
PM asks central bank to accelerate lending to businesses
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Innovative Vietnamese start-ups must draw resources from international and domestic corporations: PM
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