Vietnamese rich are spending enormous amounts of money for super cars.

Commercial banks are rushing to set up more branches and transaction offices after a long period of interruption. 

The real estate market has become attractive to foreign companies and investment funds, which is evident in some major merger & acquisition (M&A) and cooperation deals struck this year between foreign and local firms.

Analysts said that Japanese FDI (foreign direct investment) had decreased in industrial sector but was showing growth in the service sector.

The forecast that Vietnam would become a leading flower export center in Asia mentioned in a Japanese journal has raised a debate about the potential of Vietnam in exporting fresh flower.

A lot of Vietnamese garment companies which do not want to outsource for foreign partners have decided to find new ways to develop.

Taking a long journey throughout Vietnam to explore the natural beauty and cultural beauty, history and people is something that many people desire.

By the end of 2014, Petrolimex, the Vietnam Petroleum Import/Export Corporation (Petrolimex), held 48% of the domestic petroleum distribution market.

Many securities companies are wavering between lifting the room ceiling for foreign investors to 100% and staying Vietnamese-owned as they fear they will no longer receive preferences if they are foreign-owned.

An official from the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) has voiced his opinion that it is necessary for Vietnam to encourage a start-up entrepreneurial spirit and launch a national programme to develop enterprises.