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A loudspeaker and audio device shop has arisen on Luong Dinh Cua intersection, taking the place of a food shop which shut down just several months after opening.
The Hanoi University of Science and Technology has begun enrolling students in the AI program to meet demand.
Vietnam’s production and export activities, and its trade balance, may be affected by the tensions between South Korea and Japan, according to Rong Viet Securities.
There are still many obstacles in the Vietnamese market in particular and Southeast Asia in general. That is why the world’s biggest retailer isn't directly selling goods without intermediaries in the region, analysts say.
Japanese and South Korean are running a race to pour capital into Vietnam’s logistics industry.
The Vietnamese footwear market may face problems if the US imposes a tariff of 25 percent on Chinese products in the current trade war.
Hanoi has opened many sanitary waste collection points, but the capital city is still at risk of being flooded with garbage.
Vietnam’s economy has been better off over the last three years with exports growing rapidly.
The clean land fund in central areas is becoming depleted, which has prompted investors to eye land plots in neighboring provinces.
The EU Vietnam free trade agreement (EVFTA) has been compared to a highway which allows businesses to go faster and boost their exports.