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Seafood processing industry sees major changes
Businesses in the seafood processing sector are clearly divided into two sides: those who are acquiring businesses to strengthen their foothold and those who are selling their firms to both domestic and foreign partners.
Big international companies buying top Vietnamese brands
Strong Vietnamese brands, one after another, have fallen into the hands of foreign international groups, a number of analysts have said.
Promising land for foreign hotel management groups
2014 was a difficult year for hoteliers. However, the demand for hotel managers remains very high in Vietnam.
Foreigners selling secondhand clothes on Vietnamese streets
Images of foreigners selling sausages on the sidewalk or clothing at the market have become more and more familiar in Vietnam. Why do they like these kinds of jobs?
Vietnam may offer 100 percent foreign ownership ratio
The ceiling foreign ownership ratio may be up to 100% instead of 60% as initially planned, sources said. If this comes true, this will be a breakthrough in the policy makers’ thinking.
Nine action, horror movies for April
"Fast & Furious 7" and "Avengers: Age of Ultron" are two blockbusters opening the summer movie season in April.
Ancient tree root worth US$1.5 million in Soc Trang Province
A man in the southern province of Soc Trang owns a unique ancient root with a circumference of 30 meters weighing about 30 tonnes.
Sightseeing tour in Co Co River
In a beautiful spring afternoon, 72-year-old Le Van Hiep rows a boat to take me around in a sightseeing tour along the snaking Lo Canh Giang River, known by local people as Co Co (stork’s neck) River.
Vietnam to benefit from new wave of Japanese investment
Many Japanese companies are expected to promote foreign investment. Vietnam is capable of receiving a new wave of investment from Japan.
Tien Sa Port developer turns down ODA
Infrastructure developers prefer seeking capital from domestic and foreign commercial loans than official development assistance (ODA), which is in the long run more expensive than people think.