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Long nights in HCMC hospital hallways after disease outbreaks
Even though each of their beds is now shared by three children, the city's top pediatric hospitals still do not have enough rooms.
TPP will test Vietnam’s agriculture restructuring
Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Ha Cong Tuan said the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) creates opportunities but also poses challenges. It will act as a reagent for Vietnam’s agricultural restructuring.
Luxury tax adjustment to pave way for low-cost cars
Low-cost cars with low cylinder capacity are expected to flow to Vietnam thanks to an advantageous luxury tax.
Venture funds heading for Vietnam
Vietnamese startups have become more and more attractive to angel investors, seed-funds and series A-funds, both domestic and foreign.
Big M&A deals remap animal feed market
The animal feed market has been busy recently with many merger & acquisition deals carried out by major companies.
Vietnam doesn’t fear disadvantages of TPP membership
Tran Quoc Khanh, head of the Vietnamese TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) negotiation delegation, who has just returned to Hanoi after the negotiation in Atlanta ended, talked with VietNamNet about the TPP milestones at the Noi Bai International Airport.
Danang told to be cautious about Chinese housing purchases
The Danang City Department of Natural Resources and the Environment is asking for a specific mechanism to restrict the housing scale and area that foreigners can lease or buy.
Glorious beauty of legendary Pha Luong
At a height of nearly 2,000m, Pha Luong is an attractive destination for young people. Conquering this mountain requires the courage and strength of real adventurers.
New decree paves way for foreign enterprises to list on bourse
Foreign invested enterprises now can more easily list their shares on Vietnamese stock markets under Decree 60 that allows foreign investors to hold up to 100% of stake in Vietnamese enterprises.
Saigon covered by 'fog' of pollution
In the past few days, Ho Chi Minh City was covered with fog until noon. Meteorological experts called it "dry fog," caused by air pollution.