Sixty-three foreign airlines from 25 countries and territories will have 105 international air routes to Vietnam by October 2018, a sharp increase compared with 2016 when there were 78 air routes.

While more and more foreign giants are coming to Vietnam, domestic plastics companies are still fumbling for a way to control supply sources.

Investors have poured more capital into Vietnamese technology startups amid the strong rise of new technologies such as AI and Big Data.

The prosperity of the stock market in 2017 and the first months of 2018 has helped banks increase accumulated capital.

Vietnam remains one of the few beer markets in the world which is still maintaining high growth. However, not all breweries have succeeded in the market.

Though 4G is still in early development, experts say Vietnam should think of preparing for 5G soon.

Vietnamese youth, who account for 60% of the total population, are a promising market for health and beauty products. The industry has an average growth rate of 30% per annum. 

The eye-catching positions at mobile phone shops in Hanoi and HCM City are now reserved for Oppo, Huawei and Vivo products, next to the areas reserved for the bestsellers of Samsung and Apple. 

The State Bank (SBV) said the process of converting 70 million magnetic cards into chip cards needs to be accelerated to prevent Vietnam from becoming the favorite destination for card crimes.

Loss, inability to access bank loans, unreasonable policies and investors’ indifference all are putting pressure on the CEO of agriculture startups.