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Pay-television companies change strategy
Pay-TV companies are now cooperating with each other, rather than slashing fees in an effort to find more subscribers.
Vietnam’s 2018 list of billionaires includes industry titans
In the past, nearly all wealthy Vietnamese were real estate developers, but now two industry billionaires have appeared on Forbes’ list of billionaires.
Vietnamese enterprises try to squeeze into global production chains
In the last 30 years, Vietnam has attracted massive amounts of FDI but has missed opportunities to develop supporting industries.
Domestic fashion brands seek foothold in US$3.5 billion market
Domestic brands are expected to have opportunities to prosper in the local market amid the massive arrivals of foreign brands.
Manufacturers’ new strategies aim to compete with big foreign brands
Amid a massive invasion of foreign goods in the domestic market, experts remain optimistic about the strong rise of some Vietnamese brands.
Technology sector sees rising number of startups
With nearly 3,000 startups, Vietnam is entering a startup boom similar to Europe’s in the 2010-2011 period, according to Max Scheichenost, the co-founder of 15 startups.
More Vietnamese startups choose other countries to set up headquarters
Repeated warnings have been given in the last two years about the growing tendency of Vietnamese registering businesses in other countries such as Singapore and Thailand, though their production and sale activities are mostly carried out in Vietnam.
Online retail market may fall into Chinese hands: experts
Three giant e-commerce corporations, Alibaba, Tencent and JD.com of China, have arrived in Vietnam.
Organ transplantation technology needs new policy
Vietnam’s organ transplantation technique is now on equal footing with developed countries, experts say.
Retail chains seek more workers as Amazon prepares to arrive
Vietnam, a promising retail market for retailers thanks to its young population and economic growth, faces a lack of qualified workers for the sector.