Database sharing important to developing e-government

Database sharing between management agencies at both central and local levels is key to the process of developing e-government, experts have said.

Central bank cuts reserve interest rate to aid the economy The SBV said the adjustment was made based on macro-economic developments and the level of interest rates in the market.

Vietnamese consumers became the most avid savers globally

Việt Nam topped the world in terms of having the most avid savers with 72 per cent, followed by Hong Kong (68 per cent) and Singapore (65 per cent), according to the Conference Board Global Consumer Confidence Survey released this week.

Notice of procurement plan for third party inspection service Nghi Son Refinery & Petrochemical Limited Liability Company (NSRP) is planning for third party inspection service for NSRP.

Canary Islands to insure tourists who catch virus Spain's Canary Islands has taken out insurance to cover costs visitors face if they become infected with the coronavirus, the archipelago's regional government said on Wednesday.

CVS eKYC start-up receives US$500,000 investment NextTech Group and Next100.tech fund on Tuesday officially announced their investment of US$500,000 into Computer Vision Vietnam (CVS eKYC) – a start-up providing artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision solutions for financial technology companies (fintech).

VN stocks extend rally as large-caps advance Vietnamese shares extended gains on Tuesday, led by insurance and pharmaceuticals amid the rise of coronavirus infections across the country.

Survivors of trafficking will receive health insurance cards free Victims of human trafficking who are uninsured  will be granted health insurance cards free of charge.

Government social protection policy falls short: survey

The Government's social protection support policy has struggled to prevent vulnerable people from falling into poverty and to protect those already poor from descending deeper into poverty due to COVID-19 pandemic, a survey has found.

Shares slip as virus cases surge

Vietnamese stock markets ended lower on Friday as a continued rise in coronavirus cases dashed hopes of a swift recovery from the pandemic-hit economic downturn.