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Vietnam’s supplemental food market grows by 9-10% per annum
The things of universal interest in Vietnam, if put in order of importance, according to market research firm Nielsen, are general economic information, bills for basic needs, job stability, food price increases and health.
Vietnam dreams of developing auto industry, with Russia’s support
Russia once helped Vietnam manufacture weapons and now may transfer automobile technology to Vietnam, experts say.
Vietnam tries to export more workers
Vietnam, which has exported PhDs, specialists and farmers, has begun sending fishermen to the US.
Grocery shopping services boom in Vietnam
Grocery shopping services are expected to develop strongly in Vietnam as people want to order food and essential goods without having to leave their homes or offices.
Thai products popular in domestic market
Vietnamese products are facing fierce competition from Thailand imports in the local market as Thai companies increasingly expand their presence in the country.
Hoi An sells unique bamboo bikes
A man in the central province of Quang Nam has been making big money from building bamboo-framed bikes which have attracted many foreign customers.
Vingroup pays over US$16 million to buy land in Sydney
Vingroup, a large real estate group in Vietnam, has spent 22.5 million Australian dollars (approximately US$16.1 million) to buy land in Sydney to develop a hotel project.
People flock to God Fish Stream to wish for luck
After the Lunar New Year, thousands of people visit the God Fish Stream in Thanh Hoa every day to pray for luck in the New Year. On February 15, the God Fish Procession was held at the Luong Ngoc stream, attracting up to tens of thousands of people.
Will garment companies reap huge benefits from TPP when tariffs fall?
Vietnamese textile & garment companies won’t directly benefit from the US$1 billion worth of tax from sales to the US once the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) takes effect, officials have affirmed.
5G networks to be commercialized in 2020
Mr. Thieu Phuong Nam, CEO of Qualcomm Indochina, has said the 5G market in the coming years has a lot of potential and would go commercial by 2020.