YOLA pioneers in offering online classes to help students ensure academic progress in the midst of the coronavirus epidemic

Seventeen years after the SARS pandemic, the world is now facing a potential new pandemic caused by a new strain of coronavirus. The number of infections is increasing not only in China but in many countries around the world. How will this affect the Vietnamese market? Facing such a complication, what measures do we need to take to respond to the outbreak to curb any drastic changes made in our everyday life?

Economic worries drag VN stocks for a 3rd day

Vietnamese shares fell with regional markets on Tuesday on worries of the global economic recession.

Coronavirus Impact: People Matters TechHR Singapore postponed to September 2020 Coronavirus Impact: People Matters TechHR Singapore postponed to September 2020

Project to better research and education at Việt Nam-Japan University inked in Hà Nội An agreement to enhance the education, research and university management capacity of Việt Nam-Japan University (JVU) was signed between the university and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) today in Hà Nội.

Ride-hailing cars must display taxi signs All cars providing passenger transportation services via ride-hailing applications will be treated like taxis from the beginning of April, when the pilot project for tech-based cars ends.

Two more coronavirus patients cured and released from hospital

Two patients from the northern province of Vĩnh Phúc who were infected with coronavirus (COVID-19) were released from hospital at 10am today (February 18).

Northern farmers turn to high tech agriculture

Underdeveloped northern provinces were embracing high technology to make breakthroughs in farming productivity in hopes of lifting locals – mostly of ethnic minorities – out of poverty.

Cement demand forecast to climb 4-5% this year

The Ministry of Construction has forecast cement demand will increase by 4-5 per cent this year thanks to a recovery in the real estate market.

Many HCM City universities offer programmes in English

Many universities in HCM City offer programmes in English to enable their students to communicate in that language when they work elsewhere in the ASEAN Economic Community, within which the bloc’s nationals can freely migrate.

Financial support still pie in the sky for supporting firms Trần Thị Thu Trang, director-general of Hanel PT, an electronics maker in northern province Bắc Ninh said her company had given up on seeking access to the preferential credit policies after extensive research.