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Seven months after the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) was officially established, the Vietnamese market is flooded with Thai and Malaysian goods. But Vietnamese goods are still largely absent from the ASEAN market.
The fact that Chinese businesses play tricks to obtain land in ‘sensitive areas’ in Vietnam has raised concerns about security and national defence.
Airports Corporation of Vietnam's (ACV) transition to a joint stock company may affect aviation security, some experts believe.
Local planning and investment departments have released a series of warrants looking for foreign investors after discovering that they had disappeared from their given addresses.
Chinese traders buy farm produce from Vietnamese businesses, but don’t pay tax. As a result, VASEP has sent a dispatch to the Ministry of Finance, proposing to tax Chinese traders.
Local newspapers have reported that Apple had been looking for investment locations in Danang City.
Despite warnings and punishments, enterprises have been using sophisticated methods to ignore regulations, damaging the environment and putting rivers in the Mekong Delta at risk.
Vietnamese-born Americans have gained encouraging achievements with their technology firms in the US but none of the startups have reached unicorn status, or a US$1billion valuation.
For the past 40 years, the Kim Bang Center for War Invalids in Ba Sao commune, Kim Bang district, Ha Nam province has welcomed and treated more than 500 war invalids.
The latest ranking announced by Webometrics shows that many Vietnamese universities have fallen from their previous positions.