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Former FPT CEO finds new opportunities in US
Two years after leaving FPT, Truong Dinh Anh, its former CEO, moved to live and work in the US.
Airlines expand, railways slow down
While domestic passenger transport witnessed a high growth rate in the first six months of the year, the railways had unsatisfactory business results. This shows that air services have attracted passengers who travel on trains and cars.
Vietnam targets 1 million businesses by 2020, but will they survive?
Vietnam is expected to have 1 million businesses by 2020 as targeted by the government, but economists warn that companies won’t be able to grow in a stifling business environment.
Hoang Su Phi terraced fields in rainy season
The fairy scene of the terraced fields in Hoang Su Phi is a worthy gift for tourists who overcome a long road full of obstacles.
Ministries disagree on Chinese-funded highway project
The Ministry of Transport (MOT) believes Vietnam should borrow US$300 million from China if it chooses Chinese contractors for the highway project, while the ministries of Planning & Investment (MPI) and Finance (MOF) say Vietnam needs to be more cautious about the project.
Hanoi announces transport plan to 2030
The Hanoi People's Committee has made public the planning of transportation development in the capital city from now to 2030, with a vision to 2050.
Who will receive the biggest benefits from the steel production policy?
Hoa Phat Group, VnSteel, Tisco and Viet Y Steel will benefit the most from the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s (MOIT) decision to protect domestic production.
More money in circulation could increase inflation rate
It is expected that large amounts of money will be pumped into circulation to obtain the ambitious target of 6.7% GDP growth rate. This has raised the fear that hot growth will bring high inflation back.
800 American-style lottery points of sales set up in Saigon in two weeks
After only two weeks available in Ho Chi Minh City, Mega 6/45 lottery outlets have appeared everywhere, with up to 800 points of sales. This new type of lottery has become hot among Vietnamese players, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City.
Nestle admit to using soybeans in coffee products
Confirming that its coffee products in the market contain soybeans, a representative of Nestle Vietnam said the proportion of ingredients was a "business secret’.