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29 players of European giant Manchester City arrived in Vietnam on July 26 afternoon for the game against the U23 Vietnam team on Monday, July 27.
The finance market has heated up with a series of large bond issuance campaigns launched by major companies.
Vietnamese retailers have withdrawn from the convenience store market after a long period of incurring losses, leaving the market more open to foreign retailers, who have been expanding their chains.
The Vietnam Museum of Nature has assessed and verified the fossil of a big sea snail dating back 247.2 to 242 million years. It was discovered in the central province of Nghe An.
The cost for trade disputes in the US paid by Vietnamese enterprises has totalled US$60 million.
Many investors have registered to develop railways, airports, seaports and highways, but developing infrastructure, a lucrative business field, only suits financially powerful investors.
The Vietnam Institute for Economic and Policy Research (VEPR) has announced unsatisfactory results on a stress test it conducted on 13 Vietnamese banks which hold 68.5% of the total assets of the banking system.
Many real estate projects have resumed and capital flow to the market has soared. Analysts have warned that the real estate bubble is returning.
The rising Vietnamese stock market is now attractive in foreign investors’ eyes amid the turmoil of the Chinese and European markets. But this does not mean that a price boom will occur, experts say.
Enterprises in several business fields are now able to implement regulations in Decree No 60 that increase the foreign-ownership ratio in Vietnamese companies, with no need to wait for guiding documents.