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Many Vietnamese banks have reported high growth rates in retail banking in recent years.
The World Bank has estimated that by 2030, nearly one-fifth of Vietnamese will enter old age and around 40% of the population aged 70-74 will still have to work, mostly in the unofficial labor market.
Millions of textile & garment and footwear workers could be replaced with robots in the future.
The government has decided to disburse VND100 trillion for farming projects to help develop hi-tech agriculture. It is the biggest-ever credit package given in the field.
Experts hope that Vietnam's dollar billionaires will spur the development of several business fields and open new value chains.
Soon after the government of Vietnam approved sports betting, investors began plans to pour millions of dollars into projects.
So many industries are listed as ‘leading-edge industries’ that it is unclear which of these should be accorded top priority for development.
Some 50 Vietnamese startups received US$205 million in investment capital last year, a 25% decline compared to 2015, according to the latest report from the Topica Founder Institute (TFI), a startup accelerator program managed by Topica Edtech Group.
Evidence shows that communication and marketing via digital media is becoming a growing tendency in the era of the internet and mobile phone boom.
The number of officetels has been increasing in Vietnam in the last three years, but the model has not been legally recognized.