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North American agricultural products find their way to Vietnam
Vietnam's agricultural products are at risk of being surrounded by high-quality agricultural products from North American countries and New Zealand after the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) takes effect.
Condotel attracts foreign investors
The impressive growth of Condotel has made this product the focus of the property market.
More airlines are established, but will they take off?
The plans on setting up two new air carriers – Vietstar Airlines and SkyViet – have been submitted to the Prime Minister.
Four Asian “giants” in Vietnam
The four foreign giants that are forecast to make changes in the Vietnamese market in the future are the Republic of Korea's CJ Group, Ayala Corporation of the Philippines, Thailand's SCG and Thailand’s Central Group.
Vietnam learns to live without ODA
Relending ODA (official development assistance) capital instead of allocating capital is one of the methods Vietnam could use the capital source more effectively as ODA for Vietnam will be cut in the near future.
Coral Island – the pearl of Ninh Thuan
At dawn, water drains out of the island surface, revealing the green mossy rocks on the San Ho (Coral) Island of Ninh Thuan Province.
What are Asian holding companies doing in Vietnam?
Analysts believe that four Asian conglomerates are powerful enough to make big changes in some Vietnam’s industries if they succeed with their M&A deals.
ANZ: Agriculture may slow Vietnam's economic growth
In its recent "South by Southeast - Vietnam Q2 Update: Still Firm but Agriculture is a Soft Spot" report, ANZ writes that Vietnam remains the only Asian economy bucking the regional trade recession.
How much do Vietnam's top businesspeople earn?
Holding important positions and huge amounts of shares, many businessmen have received salaries and bonuses of hundreds of billions of dong for 2015.
Vietnam businessmen who cherish ‘billion-dollar dream’
A lot of Vietnamese businessmen nurture plans to ‘do big business’. Some of them have succeeded, while others have tasted failure, but they do not give up, still awaiting new opportunities.