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Footwear manufacturers plan comeback to conquer home market
Though only around 10 Vietnamese footwear brands exist in the home market and each holds a modest 2% of market share, the products have begun conquering the local consumer market.
How can the ‘pavement economy’ contribute to the national economy?
The expansion of the ‘clearing pavement campaign’ in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City means fewer vending stalls in the cities.
Concert “Classic Timeline” in Hanoi
An entertainment music show called “The Classic Timeline” will be held at Heritage Space, 1st Floor, Dolphin Plaza, 6 Nguyen Hoang Street, My Dinh 2, Hanoi on April 29.
Following BKAV, Viettel aims to make luxury smartphone
Though BKAV (Bach Khoa Anti-virus Center) did not succeed with its BPhone, Viettel plans to develop a ‘made-in-Vietnam’ smartphone, targeting the high-end market with a selling price of over US$1,000, according to Tinhte.vn, a leading hi-tech forum.
Wealth management services launched in Vietnam
Many bankers dream of providing wealth management services, especially in an attractive market like Vietnam.
Lifting of farmland limit to spur exports of produce
Expansion of land limits and accumulation of land for large-scale production are expected to be the foundation for the branding of farm produce.
Vietnam to upgrade professor quality by requiring more ISI articles
The Ministry of Education and Training is setting stricter requirements when granting professorship titles.
French film “La Glace et le Ciel” to be screened at L’Espace
The movie “Ice and the Sky” (La Glace et le Ciel) (France, 2013, 113’) by director Bertrand Tavernier will be screened at the L’Espace, 24 Trang Tien Street, Hanoi on April 28.
Cheap meat imports affecting domestic animal breeders
The average price for imported pork is now US$1.2 per kilo, or VND27,000, while the domestic pork price has dropped dramatically to a 30-year low.
Cheap imported fruits preferred over domestic products
More Vietnamese are buying imported fruit, which have become surprisingly inexpensive.