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Hunting for pearls in Vietnam
Big money has been poured into pearl projects in Vietnam, which has a long coastline of 3,600 kilometers, but profits have sometimes been unsatisfactory.
Why has Vietnam Airlines never been considered a national brand?
"You are proud of your coffee, but the worst cup of coffee I’ve ever drunk was in Vietnam. You are proud of your rice, but the worst meal I’ve eaten was served by Vietnam Airlines", a foreign expert on branding commented.
Vietnamese super-rich willing to spend money on super cars
Vietnamese rich are spending enormous amounts of money for super cars.
New expansion wave in banking sector begins
Commercial banks are rushing to set up more branches and transaction offices after a long period of interruption.
Property market turns attractive to foreign investors
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.
Japanese shift investments to service sector
Analysts said that Japanese FDI (foreign direct investment) had decreased in industrial sector but was showing growth in the service sector.
Should Vietnam export fresh flowers?
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.
Garment companies struggle to escape outsourcing
A lot of Vietnamese garment companies which do not want to outsource for foreign partners have decided to find new ways to develop.
Discover the trans-Vietnam road in 20 days
Taking a long journey throughout Vietnam to explore the natural beauty and cultural beauty, history and people is something that many people desire.
Why do Japanese want a stake in Petrolimex?
By the end of 2014, Petrolimex, the Vietnam Petroleum Import/Export Corporation (Petrolimex), held 48% of the domestic petroleum distribution market.