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Sand exploitation destroying Red River
The Red River, called ‘Song Cai’, meaning ‘major river,’ or ‘Song Me’, meaning 'mother river’ is considered a national ‘treasure’. But pollution and sand exploitation are destroying the river.
Central bank focuses on GDP growth, not credit institution health
he moves taken by the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) recently, since the day the new Governor took office, show that obtaining high GDP growth rate is the top priority for the bank when regulating monetary policy.
Eight forests suitable for nature enthusiasts in Vietnam
Cuc Phuong, Nam Cat Tien and U Minh are the ideal eco-tourist destinations for families or groups of young people on the weekends.
10 best-known orchards in Vietnam
With famous specialty fruit, these orchards are favorite destinations of travelers.
Good students do not apply for university, fear joblessness
The high unemployment rate among university graduates has scared students. Many of them are not entering higher education though they have good marks.
Vietnam’s coffee suffers from crop failure, prices fall
Vietnam’s coffee exports may fall by 25% this year to 1 million tons, a 20-year low.
Businesses on Facebook escape tax collectors’ net
Management agencies are facing challenges in their efforts to collect debts from Google and Facebook, admitting that they have failed to control businesses through social networks, which attract tens of millions of people.
Binh Dinh gives 'ultimatum' to US$22bil Nhon Hoi refinery
By the end of June, if the investor of the giant Nhon Hoi petrochemical project cannot finalize the investment plan, the authorities of Binh Dinh province will invite other investors or change the project.
Vietnam’s milk coffee, the drink the US President wants to try
US President Barack Obama expressed his wish to try Vietnam's iced milk coffee in his visit to Vietnam. This is a drink praised by many international travel magazines and tourists.
Half of population use Internet, only 20% of Vietnamese firms have websites
By 2020, 80% of Vietnam's population will use mobile phones and the number of online business will increase 40%.