Vietnam’s biggest automotive manufacturers are urging the government not to remove auto production and import …
No, it’s not just you. As of Tuesday evening Pacific Time, YouTube was down for …
Retail and consumer arms drive earnings spike, with $17B IPO ambitions signaling Vietnam’s next growth …
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Short-haul trips surge as Vietnamese tourists chase high-impact, time-efficient international getaways
Short-haul trips surge as Vietnamese tourists chase high-impact, time-efficient international getaways
IMF 2026 outlook highlights Vietnam’s rapid rise, with 7.1% growth and a reshaping Southeast Asia’s …
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Vietnam Medical Devices Market is Expected to Reach around USD 1.8 Billion by 2022 Vietnam …
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Demographic has major say in purchasing decisions. Generation Z, born between 1998 and 2010, is …
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The National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee decided on October 16 to extend the pilot e-visa …
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An annual HSBC survey says expats in Vietnam earn an average of $90,408 a year, …
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All indexes close in positive territory. Trade ended October 16 with quite positive results, as …
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Vietnam’s GDP per capita is set to increase this year, but its 2020 target of …
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Siemens has announced that VinFast, Vietnam’s first motor car manufacturer, has selected a suite of …
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While Industry 4.0 may call to mind images of futuristic smart cities and robot waiters, …
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Embracing free trade policies, reducing overregulation and costs of doing business, and investing in human …
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Vietnam has a high percentage of internet and social network users, but the proportion of …
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VinFast has caught attention from the public with its impressive presence at 2018 Paris Motor …
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Enterprise
Vietjet Air to become the first airline scheduled nonstop flights connecting Vietnam and India
VietJet Air is poised to become the first airline to operate scheduled nonstop flights connecting …
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Though foreigners again net buyers, losses on all VN-Index, HNX-Index and Upcom-Index. Caution was the overriding …
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The shift is aimed to avoid being caught up in the escalating trade tensions between …