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Will locally assembled Kamaz trucks dislodge Chinese products from Vietnam?
Kamaz has announced it will continue assembling trucks in Vietnam, a move which may help dislodge Chinese trucks from the Vietnamese market.
Red River master planning set in train
Sun Group, Vingroup and the Hanoi Export-Import Company (Geleximco) will provide the finance for Hanoi to prepare a master plan for the Red River renovation project.
How is the once ‘powerful trio’ of banks doing now?
ACB, Sacombank and Eximbank, the three most influential banks in the south, like MB and Techcombank in the north, are encountering serious difficulties.
Advertising agencies to earn high profits from ads on vehicles
Unlike the billboard ad sector, which has been quiet since the Ad Law took effect in 2013, the number of advertisements on transport vehicles has been increasing.
How much is a cup of coffee?
With the cost price accounting for only 20-25%, high-end coffee chains are making big profits selling coffee at VND40-90,000 per cup.
More investors show interest in airports in Vietnam
The limited capacity of key airports could hinder the growth of the aviation market in the medium term, experts have said.
Foreign investors make more M&A deals in pharmaceutical industry
Many merger & acquisition (M&A) deals in the pharmaceutical industry have been made this year, in which the buyers were foreign investors.
Apps for domestic help services represent US$1 million market
A government report shows that Vietnam needed 250,000 domestic helpers in 2015, while Ho Chi Minh City alone needed 10,000 helpers. But only 30% of the demand could be met.
Land price soars on Phu Quoc Island as a result of billionaires’ race
The investment boom on Phu Quoc Island, with the appearance of the biggest real estate developers, from Vingroup and Sungroup to BIM and CEO, has caused land prices to escalate daily.
Vietnam's sugar industry development strategy in a muddle
The figures to which the agriculture ministry (MARD) has been using while drafting the sugar industry's development strategy are not sufficiently reliable.