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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.
Two bankers eye seats on Eximbank board
Two former leaders of NamA Bank, Tran Ngo Phuc Vu and Tran Ngoc Tam, now represent this bank’s share holdings at the Vietnam Bank for Export and Import (Eximbank) and are expected to run for board membership at Eximbank’s upcoming general meeting.
The flower market that never sleeps in Saigon
Wandering the Ho Thi Ky flower market at night is an exciting experience in the life and culture of Saigonese.
Vietnamese-made chip may stumble over commission scheme
The quality of products as well as state policies will determine the future of the integrated circuits (IC) industry development and sales in Vietnam, experts have said.
Vietnam to suffer from “technology rubbish”
If Vietnam does not set a bar to prevent old machines and equipment from entering the country, it will turn into the world’s technology rubbish dump, scientists have warned.
DC therapy for cancer treatment could be used in Vietnam
With Vietnamese scientists’ ability and existing facilities, the application of dendritic cells (DC) therapy in Vietnam is feasible, which will bring new opportunities to help treat cancer.