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Vietnam needs start-ups to become sustainable
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.
MPI warns PetroVietnam proposal may create monopoly
The proposal by the national oil and gas group PetroVietnam to force domestic enterprises to buy petroleum products from domestic sources will create a monopoly, the Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) has warned.
Strange events surround instant coffee market
What happened with the instant coffee market in 2015 showed that the market was unpredictable.
Vietnam’s ambition to penetrate the Asian gaming market
Vietnam’s game programming technology is developing robustly as many local game studios want to go beyond the international game market. The race in the computer game programming industry in Vietnam is hotter than ever.
Ignoring warnings, businesses still harbor ‘macadamia dream’
The Vietnam Macadamia Association has been officially set up under a decision by the Ministry of Interior Affairs. LienVietPost Bank and Him Lam JSC were two major businesses lobbying for the association.
Big investment incentives only benefit foreign investors: experts
Only foreign-invested automobile manufacturers can benefit from the current investment incentives, while Vietnamese automobile cannot grow, experts say.
Gloomy future for Vietnamese steel industry
Steel mills now have to struggle to compete with imports from China. If the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) does not take temporary safeguard measures, a series of enterprises will go bankrupt.
Viet Tien Garment valued at US$50 million
As many as 28 million shares of the Viet Tien Garment Corporation, one of the largest garment companies in Vietnam, will be traded on the UpCom transaction floor as of October 10.
Vietnamese investors remain indifferent to Big C deal
At least five foreign investors have announced they will vie to acquire Big C Vietnam but Vietnamese investors remain indifferent to the deal.
Highest risks doing business with China
Relying on some certain trade partners is risky, especially China, which can be unpredictable.