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Chinese corporations expand investment in Vietnam

Power China, BYD, China Rare Earth Group, Haosen electronic battery company are among the Chinese enterprises planning to make new investments in Vietnam in the near future.

Vietnam's economic rise fuels European optimism

Vietnam's economy sees glimmer of hope amidst challenges

Vietnamese Banking sector to inject US$26.4 billion to increase credit growth

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (PM) has urged the State Bank to continue managing the monetary and credit policy towards a reduction of lending interest rate and increase of outstanding credit balance up to 20 per cent or more.

Titanium Mining: Binh Thuan at risk of "dying of thirst"

Catastrophic consequences of titanium mining as well as tremendous impacts on the environment of Binh Thuan province are expected to be serious, according to scientists.

2018 minimum wage closed 6.5 per cent rise deals with claims

Having experienced many debated sessions, the Viet Nam’s National Wage Council (NWC) reaches a final decision on a rise of minimum wage by 6.5 per cent in 2018, a balance move to settle a harmonization between employers and employees.

Prime Minister urges to promote non-cash payment

Prime Minister has urged to promote e-payment other than cash payment for transparency of the economy regarding measures to enhance business competitiveness through a reduction of both formal and informal expenditures.

Bitexco Group to construct a US$44-million hospital to own the most expensive land lot

The People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City (PCHCMC) has approved the the feasibility study of New Sai Gon hospital construction and investment project with total estimated investment capital over VND1 trillion (equivalent to US$44-million).

A strategic deal signed to set out a landmark to take off tourism

Recently, a cooperation agreement on tourism promotion was signed between Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT, under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism) and Vietnam Post (VNPost, under the Ministry of Information and Communications).