The "Steam for girls 2024" competition provides a creative platform for Steam and an opportunity for students to connect with peers from various regions within Vietnam and internationally.
Despite years of leading in foreign investment attraction, Vietnam continues to face stiff competition and must intensify its efforts to remain competitive.
In the hospitality industry, leaders like general director of Furama Resort Danang Nguyen Duc Quynh recognize the necessity of prioritizing risk management amidst the unpredictable fluctuations brought about by pandemics, wars, competition,or policy changes, all of which shape the path to sustainable development.
Domestic investors demand on hotel investments has been growing in recent years, bringing fierce competition with foreign ones.
Grab Vietnam is subject to further investigation as the local competition watchdog has insisted on Grab violating the competition law when it took over Uber.
As competition to attract foreign investment between provinces is getting tougher, false information given has become a scorching issue hurting investors who are looking to invest in these destinations.
The emergence of new airline and existing low-cost carriers has put the flag carrier of Vietnam in voluminous struggles, in terms of losing market share and experienced pilots.
Vietnam Airlines is struggling to retain its pool of qualified pilots amid the so-called excessive competition in the aviation industry, despite a heavy upfront cost poured into recruiting and training these pilots.
Domestic airlines may face difficulties in achieving high revenues in 2019 and profits are anticipated come mainly from the decline in oil prices and service fees from international visitors.
In the oral care market, the US based toothpaste company Colgate-Palmolive Vietnam is facing fierce competition from P/S and Closed Up and many other specialized brands.
Two e-commerce giants Amazon and Alibaba are prompting significant moves to dominate Vietnam and Southeast Asia market.
Apart from being under the financial pressure of unprofitable business in Vietnam, Grab is also facing fierce competition from the domestic emerging ride-hailing apps such as Go-Viet, Fastgo.
Whilst most of retailing groups are struggling in the fierce competition of the retail industry, Aeon Vietnam is still able to gain millions of dollars after just a few years of operation.
Under overheated competition from newcomer of ride-hailing app Go-Viet and other traditional taxi firms, Grab has rolled out counter-measures to gain market shares.
