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Vietnamese automobile manufacturers focus on importing cars, neglect production
In the first half of the year, the number of cars imported to Vietnam increased by 500 percent, while some models saw a sharp increase of 650 percent compared with the same period last year.
Will Uniqlo earn big money in Vietnam like H&M and Zara?
Uniqlo considers Vietnam a key market which will help it access the Southeast Asian market. However, the strong development of Zara, H&M, Elise and Hnoss will challenge the global Japanese brand.
Households still waiting for rooftop solar power price approval
Many households and enterprises in Vietnam have proposed continuing the solar power purchasing price at 9.35 cent per kwh, as applied before June 30.
Vietnamese PhD's smart earphone new product in his startup
The newearphone is a wireless smart device that can track brain waves, facial muscles and eye movement, thereby helping regulate and improve the quality of sleep.
Is the Road to Olympia TV show contributing to Vietnam’s brain drain?
Most of the winners of the Road to Olympia TV show leave for Australia and do not return to Vietnam.
Vietnamese catfish exporters struggle to compete with rivals
The domestic catfish price has fallen to a 2-year low, while Vietnam’s shrimp now has to compete fiercely in prices with rivals, including Thailand and India.
Foreign and Vietnamese banks in hot race
With great advantages being held by foreign banks, Vietnamese banks find it difficult to compete.
Will FDI adversely affect Vietnamese businesses?
Since the enactment of the Law on Foreign Investment in December 1987, one of the first achievements of ‘Doi Moi’, Vietnam has attracted FDI to its economy for over 30 years.
50% of workers oppose raising retirement age: survey
Policymakers amending the Labor Code want to lift the retirement age but a survey has found that 50.7 percent of polled workers oppose the idea.
In Vietnam, technology firms struggle to hunt for talents
Startups, R&D projects, fintechs and e-hailing firms are all on the hunt for workers.