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NYDC closes its last restaurant in Vietnam
According to Insider Retail, New York Dessert Coffee (NYDC) has closed all of its restaurants in Vietnam after many months of trying to continue to operate.
Vietnam to ease reliance on China, import more from RoK
Analysts have noted signs of a decrease in imports from China, while imports from the Republic of Korea rose by 7.9% in the first six months of the year.
Fast food market sees slower growth
The fast food chains that arrived early in Vietnam have seen growth slow, while the chains which came later seem to have fewer opportunities. The heyday of the fast food sector is over.
Da Lat to put logo on veggies to avoid confusion with Chinese products
The authorities of Lam Dong province, Vietnam’s major producer of flower, fruit, and vegetables, have decided to stick logos on their agricultural products to avoid being mistaken as Chinese products.
Hanoi to invest US$100 million to develop mountainous region
A new investment plan has been ratified by the Hanoi City People's Committee with the aim of promoting the development of the “mountainous region” of the capital city.
A series of 5-star hotels change hands
Sofitel Plaza Hanoi and Duxton Saigon have been transferred to new owners at a time when many new hotel brands have opened in Hanoi and HCM City.
Multi-billion dollar projects, approved in 'red-carpet' period, lose licenses
After joining WTO, Vietnam laid the red carpet out to welcome foreign investors with huge investment projects worth billions of dollars. But some of these projects never started or have lost licenses.
Vietnamese eight world heritage sites
Trang An, Hue, My Son, Hoi An are among the country's World Heritage sites and top tourist attractions.
Agriculture abandoned by Vietnamese entrepreneurs
Vietnam has great advantages for agricultural production, but in the last 10 years, domestic enterprises have been focusing on the services sector and abandoning the field.
Vietnam risks becoming "pollution haven"
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is expected to continue the shift of investment flows into industries of high pollution risk in Vietnam like textile-dying, paper, iron and steel.