Embracing respectful workplaces could very well be the key to unlocking a more prosperous future for Vietnam's garment industry.
Chief financial officers (CFO) in Southeast Asia are setting their sights on revenue growth to ensure resilience and maintain expansion through economic cycles.
Japan's Hulic Co. has entered a joint venture with Indochina Kajima to develop ready-built factory projects in Vietnam, as the country cements its position as a key manufacturing hub in Asia.
The Politburo on Wednesday supported a plan to invest in a high-speed railway along the country’s North-South axis, marking a crucial step for the multi-billion-dollar project aimed at boosting economic growth and infrastructure development.
Samsung Electronics’ factories in Vietnam have become a cornerstone of the company's global production network, manufacturing over half of its worldwide mobile devices and critical components.
Against a backdrop of economic turbulence, Vietnam's real estate market is witnessing a tentative revival, buoyed by promising developments and cautious investor optimism.
European businesses continue to see Vietnam as a vibrant market with promising growth prospects, according to the latest data.
This ambitious target comes as the company anticipates substantial contributions from several key projects slated for unveiling in the latter half of the year
Despite lackluster economic growth in the first quarter, analysts remain cautiously optimistic about the country's prospects, citing potential for a turnaround in subsequent quarters.
In a strategic shift following years of extensive mergers and acquisitions across diverse sectors, Gelex is set to revamp its governance structure in the upcoming years.
The Northern area is home of lots of foreign companies in high-value sectors like computers, electronics, and electrical products, rubber and plastic, solar-related manufacturers.
While the core principle of OKRs (objectives and key results) is "shared goals lead people", in many Vietnamese businesses, OKRs remain "managers lead people". This indicates that goal management in Vietnam is highly subject to cultural factors and intuitive judgements.
The projects with a total length of nearly 250km have a combined investment capital of $4.8 billion.
Vietnamese enterprises’ knowledge about circular business is limited, with only 20 – 30 per cent clear and 3 – 6 per cent very clear, according to CIEM’s survey.
