Art workshop features cải lương of the South

A workshop featuring cải lương (reformed opera), a traditional theatre genre originating in the southern region, will open on Saturday in HCM City.

Brazier brushes off doping controversy to win 800m gold at world championships Donavan Brazier shrugged off the doping controversy surrounding his Nike Oregon Project training base on Tuesday to blast to 800m gold at the World Championships.

Đồng Nai in deal with Bosch to train human resources Bosch, the German technology and services company, and the People’s Committee of Đồng Nai yesterday (September 26) signed a memorandum of understanding for developing skilled human resources to advance the industry 4.0 programme in the province.

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Viet Nam's best developers honoured in awards programme

The 5th Property Guru Việt Nam Property Awards honoured 52 of Việt Nam’s most prestigious and respected property developers yesterday at the InterContinetal Saigon Hotel in HCM City.

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Glitzy Cannes film festival opens teeming with stars

The Cannes film festival opened last night with one of the glitziest line-ups in years as Hollywood stars and studios return in strength to the world's biggest film jamboree.

HCM City theatres stage new plays for holiday

HCM City’s drama and cải lương (reformed opera) troupes are offering new shows about Vietnamese history during the Reunification Day and Labour Day holidays, which begin on April 27 and end on May 1.

Central bank hands banks fait accompli: increase non-interest income

In 2019 the State Bank of Việt Nam has set a credit growth target for the banking sector of 14 per cent, lower than the rates of 18 per cent in 2017 and 17 per cent in 2018.