Author: Vietnamnet
Online markets consider payment fee exemptions
As service platforms now have a large number of users, online marketplaces have begun thinking of removing the payment fee exemption to ease losses.
Bringing fat profits, bubble tea is a gold mine for investors
Bubble tea has become so popular in Vietnam that some analysts say that it may become as popular to Vietnamese as coffee in the future.
Building material producers worried because of new regulation
China, which can churn out 2 billion tons of cement a year, is trying to restrict cement production domestically, which means a big opportunity for Vietnam to boost exports to the market.
More Vietnamese parents send children abroad for secondary education
Vietnamese students who study abroad now tend to be younger, and often leave after they finish the 9th grade.
Delivery service CEOs resign after one week on the job
The CEOs of Ahamove and GoViet resigned from their posts within one week.
Environmentally-friendly building materials in high demand
Energy-saving glass, unburnt bricks and nano paint are in demand from owners of construction works who are following the ‘green’ trend.
Who is spending more money in the e-commerce battle?
Shopee and Lazada have begun collecting fees from sellers, while Tiki has exempted fees for two years.
Shrimp escape anti-dumping duty as catfish exporters await tariff decision
Vietnam hopes its catfish exports to the US will enjoy a zero tax rate when the US announces the results of the POR14, slated for April 20.
Three expat runners to join 300-kilometer relay to help Vietnamese newborns
Three foreign runners will take part in the Red River Run, a 300-kilometer relay scheduled for 5 a.m. on April 22, to raise funds to improve healthcare services for local newborns.
Vietnam takes steps to attract more MICE tourists
The number of MICE travelers to Vietnam has been increasing steadily in the last few years, but Vietnam is still far from becoming an outstanding destination for MICE travelers.
