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Vietnamese smartphone brands disappear, sales poor
Home markets are the biggest markets for Chinese, South Korea, Japanese and Amercian mobile phone manufacturers, but this has not occurred in Vietnam.
Air quality forecasts are limited due to lack of monitoring stations
Though air pollution has worsened in Hanoi and HCM City, air quality forecasts are insufficient because of a lack of monitoring stations.
Businesses told to be on the alert when exporting products to China
Vietnam’s businesses now have great opportunities to boost exports through official channels to China as the Chinese government is encouraging official imports, and the shipping fee is decreasing.
Will the Mekong Delta sink by 2100?
The Mekong Delta loses 300 hectares of land each year because of river and coastline erosion, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD).
Vietnam's banks spend billions of VND on digitalization race
Commercial banks now are pouring money into digitalization in order to satisfy clients’ requirements amid financial technology breakthroughs.
Homestays that reap big profits spring up in central Vietnam
Da Lat is entering the high tourism season when travelers, Vietnamese and foreign, flock there to avoid the summer heat.
Vietnam to export rare earth minerals, faces competition with China
According to experts on geology and minerals, Vietnam's rare earth reserves are large, but have not been exploited effectively or exported.
Vietnam food delivery market is battlefield for four Asian unicorns
SEA and Grab from Singapore, Woowa Brothers from the Republic of Korea and Go-Jek from Indonesia are fighting for market share.
Vietnam sees great opportunities in cruise tourism
The golden time for cruise tourism has arrived, with the number of cruises on the rise and more diverse travelers, from ultra-wealthy to middle class customers.
Japanese cash flow to Vietnam changes direction
Japanese investment in the manufacturing and processing industries has bounced back after five years of decline.