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Great travel experiences in Hai Phong
If you come to Hai Phong, you will surely fall in love with this port city. Hai Phong impresses visitors by its landscape, food and enthusiasm, and hospitality of the local people.
Vietnamese banks no longer burn for foreign capital
After separating from HSBC, Techcombank plans to spare no room for foreign investors, and VP Bank, which has been prospering in the last four years, is no longer eager to seek foreign partners.
Vietnamese retailers stay outside competition of single-price chains
Hypermarkets, supermarkets and convenience stores are competing with single-price chains which have been cementing their positions in Vietnam.
Vietnamese businesses bet on huge investment projects
Pham Nhat Vuong has kicked off an automobile manufacturing project Vinfast. Nguyen Duy Hung has successfully protected Bibica brand. Dang Van Thanh has poured more money into real estate. And Nguyen Quoc Cuong has acquired a series of housing projects.
Low-cost aviation market promising, but entry isn’t easy
The low-cost aviation market has attracted many investors, but some low-cost carriers (LCC) have had difficulties in obtaining operating licenses.
Experts sound the alarm over counterfeit drugs in Vietnam
No report exists about the scale of the counterfeit drug market in Vietnam, but experts believe that the market is large and that many drugs are easily faked.
How many Vietnamese are buying houses in the US?
Many Vietnamese have bought properties in the US, but this has not generated cash flow from Vietnam to the US, according to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV).
Cosmetics manufacturers face thorny path to develop organic products
Avoiding the crowded industrial cosmetics market segment, Vietnamese manufacturers are developing organic products. However, the path to success has not been smooth.
More Vietnamese books sold abroad
Several Vietnamese private publishing houses have gained success in exporting books, though the number remains modest.
Vietnamese manufacturers ‘forget’ food market for Muslims
The food market for Muslims is vast, with estimated value of US$580 billion worldwide, but Vietnamese enterprises still have no business strategies to conquer the market.