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Television companies enter 4K race
4K TV first appeared in Vietnam when SCTV showed its 4K Dolby 5.1 surround sound at the Telefilm 2017 exhibition. Later, VTC began broadcasting 4K TV programs on a trial basis.
Retail market booms, but eventual winners unclear
The foreign retail brands which have entered the Vietnamese market recently are all powerful and experienced, but it is too early to say who will thrive.
As urban children lack playgrounds, more leisure centers will be built
Though amusement and shopping centers for children are still not bringing satisfactory profits, investors remain interested in the sector.
Vietnamese crazy about high-street fashion brands
The images of fans standing up in long queues in front of fashion shops waiting for their turn to buy goods show the great potential of the Vietnamese market.
Vegetable and fruit exports face tough competition from imports
With turnover of US$375 million in May, fruit and vegetables were among the biggest export items for Vietnam, while imports of the same equalled US$183 million.
How many super-rich are there in Vietnam?
Vietnam has over 200 super-rich people who have US$30 million and more. The figure is lower than that of Singapore (2,170), Indonesia (1,950) and Thailand (1,250).
Wind power investors still waiting for electricity price increase
The plan to have 1,000 MW of wind power by 2025 will depend on the government’s policies and electricity prices.
Computer component prices soar, bitcoin miners sell mining machines
The instability of virtual currencies and price increases of computer components have forced many bitcoin miners to sell mining machines to get money back.
Low-cost, high protein milk produced in Vietnam for first time
Dr Ta Tuyet Mai, a physician at the Gia Dinh People’s Hospital, has created a high-protein formula milk used for seriously ill patients.
Hanoi, HCM City agencies vow to collect tax from online sellers
Taxation agencies are sending invitations and messages, making calls to online sellers and threatening to block Facebook accounts if online sellers continue to evade tax.