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Vietnamese consumers concerned over safety of J&J baby powder
Many Vietnamese customers have been increasingly worried about the safety of baby powder made by Johnson & Johnson (J&J) following a recent court ruling holding the company responsible for the cancer death of a woman in the United States.
Vietnamese society in Germany builds classrooms in northern Vietnam
Children from a province in northern Vietnam can now feel excited, as they have a new place to enrich knowledge in comfort.
Japanese capital flows en masse to southern Vietnamese localities in Jan-Feb
Many foreign investors, especially those from Japan, have poured hundreds of millions of dollars of investment into Ho Chi Minh City and Dong Nai Province for the past two months, according to official statistics.
Slumping prices put Vietnam oil firms in hot water
With global oil prices repeatedly falling, many major oil and gas businesses in Vietnam are taking all possible measures to maintain profitable operations.
‘Kong: Skull Island’: When Hollywood comes to Vietnam
Hollywood filmmakers for ‘Kong: Skull Island’ came to Vietnam earlier this week, bringing along a sense of professionalism that local Vietnamese rarely experience.
Teenage voices give new life to Vietnam's traditional Xoan singing heritage
In recent years, the traditional Vietnamese music genre of Xoan singing has seen growing participation from a younger generation.
RoK’s Shinhan Investment opens securities firm in Vietnam
Shinhan Investment Corp., a member of the Republic of Korea (RoK)’s Shinhan Financial Group, has inaugurated a securities firm in Ho Chi Minh City, as part of its plan to secure new growth globally.
7,000 pellets of crystal meth seized in Vietnamese police raid
A drug mule has been caught smuggling 7,000 pellets of synthetic drugs in the central Vietnamese province of Quang Tri, police said.
Vietnamese transport companies refuse to lower fare
Though oil and gas prices in Vietnam have plummeted since the beginning of this year, transport companies across the country remain reluctant to lower their prices.
Traffic safety committee sets up Facebook page to welcome feedback
Traffic authorities in Vietnam have encouraged a social media frenzy as the National Traffic Safety Committee has announced that the public can now access their official Facebook page for reports and feedback.