2016 marked a major watershed regarding transfer pricing in Vietnam, with regulations now having been in effect for a decade, and the announcement of a new round of tax reforms by the Ministry of Finance (MoF) introducing regulatory changes to tackle base erosion profit shifting practices.

The Vietnamese capital market has gone through a roller-coaster year due to external volatilities, but investors predict that foreign money will continue to flow into Vietnam in 2017.

Bavico Plaza Hotel Dalat, a five-star hotel right in the heart of Dalat, is becoming a symbolic architectural feature of the city of flowers, luring more visitors to the city.

APM Terminals partners up with AIP Foundation to promote road safety in Vietnam by sponsoring the education of road users and pedestrians in the community around Cai Mep International Terminal.

While there is no shortage of upscale villa projects for the elite in Vietnam, SonKim Land is the first developer to introduce sky villas in the heart of Saigon, where the space and grandeur of traditional villa housing meets the stunning panoramas and downtown location of cosmopolitan penthouse.

Affordable housing is expected to take the lead in the local property market next year, on account of rising demand.

Driven by market demand and Vietnam's policies, a number of foreign investors are planning to invest in Hoa Lac High-tech Park (HHTP).

The National Assembly Standing Committee has given the thumbs-up to the government’s proposed adjustments for the use of official development assistance and concessional loans for 2016.

As one of the leading engineering firms in Vietnam, since its day of establishment 10 years ago in Dung Quat Economic Zone, Doosan Heavy Industries Vietnam (Doosan Vina) has always tried to fulfill its fair share of corporate social responsibility (CSR).

Numerous foreign investors are lining up for Dung Quat Oil Refinery’s shares at its initial public offering (IPO) expected at the end of 2017.