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Thousands of real estate firms established, causing concerns
As many as 14,000 new businesses were set up in the first two months of 2015, with real estate firms increasing sharply by 89% in comparison with the same period in 2014.
Vietjet named best place to work in tourism industry
The budget airline Vietjet was the top working place in the tourism and hospitality industry in 2014, according to an annual survey “Best Places to Work in Vietnam”, conducted by Anphabe, a career networking platform, and Nielsen, a leading market research firm.
McDonald's to open six restaurants in Vietnam this year
McDonald's will open five to six stores in HCM City this year, increasing the total number of restaurants in Vietnam to nine.
Exhibition on LGBT community opens in Hanoi
Exhibition "The Cabinet" opened on March 11 at the University of Fine Arts in Hanoi, telling more than 80 stories of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) people in Vietnam.
Vietnamese biologists invent genetic-mutation detection technology
After two years of research, the Molecular Biology Department of the Central Military Hospital 108 has mastered the technology to detect genetic mutation with high reliability.
Young Vietnamese man dreams of conquering Mars
Vu Xuan Linh, better known as Quoc Anh, 32, is the only Vietnamese citizen who still has the opportunity to join Mars One, the US$6 billion program that will establish a human settlement on Mars.
Dutch DJs to perform in Vietnam
Firebeatz, a DJ duo from the Netherlands, will perform in Vietnam for the first time on March 11 night during their Asian tour.
Local authorities say no to more garment projects
Foreign-invested textile and garment projects are no longer welcomed in many provinces in Vietnam because the gains they bring are smaller than the losses.
Vietnamese high-tech products conquer world market
Though Vietnam has never been considered a hi-tech power, locally made hi-tech brands have become popular with consumers.
US high school choir and orchestra to perform in Vietnam
Phillips Exeter Academy’s Concert Choir and Chamber Orchestra will travel through major cities in Vietnam to perform concerts of classical Western music and Vietnamese folk songs during the 14-day “Peace and Innovation” tour.