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More luxury hotels have arisen in anticipation of a tourism boom, and their owners are spending big money to hire foreign managers.
With increasingly high demand for electricity and the latest 8.36 percent electricity price spike, Electricity of Vietnam Group (EVN) and other power generation companies have seen profits soar.
International press late last week mentioned the possibility of the US adding Vietnam to the list of the countries it needs to monitor for currency manipulation.
The doors to export markets have opened after the signing of government-to-government agreements. However, enterprises still have to overcome many challenges.
Switching research centers to joint-stock companies will help attract private investments and create a driving force for commercializing research results, experts say.
In Vietnam, Nhat Cuong and other chains belong to the second-tier group of distributors which sell both official and unofficial imported products, the two segments in the Vietnamese distribution market.
Vietnam’s dairy products will enter the Chinese market following the signing of documents between the two governments.
The HCMC People’s Committee believes that mobile phones must bear a luxury tax or special consumption tax (SCT) as it is called in Vietnam.
While Vietnamese livestock companies complain they are meeting difficulties, foreign companies are eager to invest in Vietnam.
Many temporary huts have been set up to receive tourists on An Bang Beach in Cam An Ward of Hoi An City.