Public losing trust in health workers Recent medical mistakes and fraud in the healthcare sector have caused a great deal of public concern and left many of us wondering who to trust.

Banks confident of meeting 2019 profit targets Domestic banks are in a position to complete their 2019 profit targets if they finish the year on a high.

Fintech firms worry about possible foreign ownership limit in payment intermediaries

A draft regulation put forward by the State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) that would limit the foreign ownership rate in the payment intermediary service sector to 49 per cent was discussed at a workshop in Hà Nội yesterday.

Malnutrition a major problem in ethnic minorities: report One in every three children of ethnic minorities in Việt Nam was suffering from stunting while one in five was underweight, a report found on Tuesday.

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Việt  Nam  makes progress in human development: experts

Việt Nam has made good progress in human development, with an average annual Human Development Index (HDI) growth of 1.36 percent during the 1990-2018 period. This places Việt Nam among the group of countries with the highest HDI growth rates in the world.

Utopia – a Revolutionary App for Secure Instant Messaging and Crypto Payments

The majority of us tend to protect our possessions and try to keep them away from strangers, as it makes us feel uncomfortable when strangers touch something that belongs to us.

Pace of Growth Declines Further for Japanese Trade Pace of Growth Declines Further for Japanese Trade

Liquidating morgaged assets to recover bad debts still difficult

With the financial year drawing to a close, banks are busy selling mortgaged properties to resolve bad debts, recovering capital.

Poor logistics system hindering Việt Nam agricultural products’ trade

Despite being considered as the driving force of Việt Nam’s economic growth, agriculture has been held back by an incomplete logistics system which fails to ensure quality and connect farms with markets, according to Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.