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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.
Pesticide product market dominated by foreign manufacturers
The domestic pesticide market is worth up to $1 billion, but profits all go to foreign companies as 90 percent of products are imports.
Who will benefit from the new bad-debt settlement resolution?
The National Assembly has approved a resolution on dealing with bad debt, a move expected to help remove the ‘blood clot’ causing congestion to the national economy.
Exhibition “Community • Co-design • Architecture” in Hanoi
The one-month exhibition entitled “Community • Co-design • Architecture”, curated for presenting collaborative design processes in community-based architecture projects, researched and developed by Norwegian architect Alexander E. Furunes will be held in Hanoi from July 6 to August 5.
Air carriers grow rapidly, but aviation infrastructure lags behind
Aviation infrastructure still cannot catch up with the pace of the development of airlines.
Convenience stores seek ways to differentiate themselves from rivals
Brands are trying to fully exploit their advantage to compete with rivals, but most of them are developing a model that is a hybrid between a convenience store and fast food shop.