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Cheap Indian cars may not be able to enter market
Indian car manufacturers may find it hard to enter the Vietnamese market because of a new decree.
Struggling to survive in an online world
Instead of opening e-commerce floors in the old way, some businesses have tried new solutions to develop online sales to avoid repeating the same mistakes made by their predecessors.
The most famous waterfalls in Lam Dong
The waterfalls of Dambri, Dalanta,and Prenn enchant visitors with their wild beauty and grandeur.
Steel industry development strategy seen as problematic
Experts have voiced their concern about the development strategy of the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) for the steel industry, saying that it would have negative consequences, both economic and environmental.
Vietnam’s garment industry can’t keep ‘waiting for the TPP’
2016 is expected to be the most difficult year in the last decade for Vietnam’s textile and garment industry. While waiting for preferential tariffs to be offered by the TPP, Vietnamese companies are seeing orders ‘flee’ to other countries.
Foreign fashion firms consider Vietnam a ‘gold mine’
Zara opened its first shop on September 8 to big crowds, and H&M is expected to arrive in Vietnam early next year.
Education Ministry sets new goals for English teaching at schools
Minister of Education and Training Phung Xuan Nha said the textbooks for teaching English at Vietnamese schools will be textbooks of a certain country that will be ‘localized’ to fit Vietnamese conditions, rather than ones compiled by Vietnam.
Vietnam may raise retirement age to respond to aging population
The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs has included a provision to raise the retirement age in the draft amendments of the Labour Law.
Hanoi plans to build luxury hotels on ‘golden land’
Hanoi is expected to have 20,000 rooms in the next five years and 20 luxury hotels located in advantageous positions in the city.
Chinese phone invasion raises concerns about information security
Experts have voiced their concern about Chinese phone products in the domestic market, warning that there are latent risks about information insecurity.