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Best for the fest
As always there’s a wide choice of moon cakes available in Hanoi for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival.
Care needed in handling bad debts
State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) Governor Nguyen Van Binh has sent a document to the National Assembly (NA) outlining the ongoing handling of bad debts, emphasizing that the matter needs to be considered carefully and that it will be a time-consuming process.
Full-moon festival toys recall the old days
Star-shaped lanterns, paper masks, tin-made ships, lion heads and paper doctors are traditional toys still sold in Hanoi on the occasion of the Full-Moon Festival.
Traffic jams get worse in HCM City
Traffic congestion in Ho Chi Minh City has become more serious, but local authorities continue to struggle to find a solution as the number of public complaints increases.
Image: 10 tourist experiences to try in Nha Trang
Swimming at Bai Dai, taking a boat trip in Van Phong Bay, visiting Ponagar tower, enjoying a mud bath, and playing underwater sports are among the experiences that tourists should try when they come to Nha Trang.
TH Group invests US$1 billion in Russia
The TH Group has recently announced plans to invest US$1 billion in building a concentrated dairy cow and fresh milk production project in Russia.
Le Quyen to represent Vietnam at int’l beauty pageants
The second runner-up of 2015 Miss Ao Dai Vietnam beauty contest, Nguyen Thi Le Quyen would be representing at Miss Grand International 2015 and Miss Supranational 2015 beauty pageants.
Foreign buyers fuel Vietnam housing market
Vietnam’s real estate market has been heating up with a rapidly increasing number of purchases made by not only locals but also foreigners and overseas Vietnamese keen to get on the property ladder.
Instant noodle market’s golden days are over
The instant noodle market has become saturated after a long period of hot development. However, investors are still pouring more money into the sector.
Economists deny prediction about additional 2% VND devaluation
Businesses and analysts have questioned the State Bank of Vietnam’s (SBV) statement that it would not devalue the dong any further until the end of 2015.