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Billionaire of Vietnamese origin among America’s 400 richest people
Billionaire Hoang Kieu has been included on a list of the 400 wealthiest people in America by Forbes magazine.
Farm produce faces unpredictable future
Current factors, including the global recession, Chinese yuan devaluation and global oversupply, do not support Vietnamese farm exports, experts say.
Westerners cast fishing nets in Hoi An
Hoi An ancient town and Ha Long city have launched many attractive tours, including tours to help foreigners experience the work of fishermen.
Vietnam can become regional internet center under right conditions
If the Vietnam National Internet Exchange (VNIX) is reformed and developed in accordance with the successful model of the Amsterdam Internet Exchange, Vietnam could become an internet center in the region, according to Nguyen Dinh Nam, director of VP9, the founder of VP9 TV project.
How many professors will Vietnam have in the future?
If universities are given the right to accredit professors and associate professors, Vietnam could see a “professor boom”, experts have warned.
Vietnamese farmers suffer from price fall
Farmers in the Mekong Delta are "crying" because of the drop in prices for agricultural products such as rice, pitaya, and sweet potatoes. At the same time, shrimp breeders are suffering because of crop disease and the sharp fall of prices, the lowest in many years.
Foreigners still hesitant about buying property in Vietnam
A provision contained in the Housing Law two months ago allowed foreigners to buy houses in Vietnam, but most real estate developers still have few foreign clients.
Special tumblers used at Hanoi’s draught beer restaurants
At the traditional glass-making village of Xoi Tri in the northern province of Nam Dinh, only three households produce tumblers for draught beer restaurants in Hanoi and northern provinces.
The 100-year-old French villa in disrepair in Saigon
Built over 100 years ago, the house number 237 is located on No Trang Long Street in HCM City’s Binh Thanh District.
Vietnamese coffee sold at Starbucks shops & what’s next?
Starbucks’ announcement to sell Vietnamese coffee at more than 21,500 shops in 56 countries is good news, but it also reveals weaknesses of the Vietnamese coffee industry, according to Dien Dan Doanh Nghiep (Business Forum) Newspaper.