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New facilities planned for scenic Gamuda Gardens
Renowned Malaysian-backed developer, Gamuda Land Vietnam, has just announced plans to build a number of new facilities and amenities in its integrated lifestyle township Gamuda Gardens in Hanoi’s Hoang Mai district.
Kusto Home makes the new Diamond Island an ideal home
Kusto Home Vietnam – developer of Diamond Island – on May 26 announced the ground-breaking ceremony for the new Diamond Island.
Microsoft supports NGOs to better serve community
Microsoft Vietnam, in partnership with Information Technology and Communication Centre (Vietnet-ICT), on May 27 organised Technology for Good Day, specifically designed for NGOs with attendance of about 100 people from more than 60 NGOs in Vietnam.
Casinos gamble on liberalising decree
Seven years after its first proposal, Vietnam’s government decree on the casino business has yet to be approved despite undergoing many revisions.
Foreign firms snatch up local logistics industry
Vietnam’s logistics industry is expected to be wholly controlled by foreign firms over the next few years.
Japan investment to take off
Japan’s ANA Holdings would officially become a strategic investor of Vietnam’s flagship carrier Vietnam Airlines under a deal expected to be signed during Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc’s working visit to Japan this week.
Franchisers flock to Vietnam to establish foreign brands
Franchising has grown into a prevailing investment channel with strong adaptability and a bright growth prospect in Vietnam.
Vinacafe’s new coffee maker pays homage to Vietnam-style coffee
Instant coffee producer Vinacafe Bien Hoa JSC (HOSE: VCF) has launched the coffee maker CAFÉ de NAM “Phin Dien”, an innovative solution aiming to restore the unique experience of traditional Vietnamese “phin” coffee.
Real estate heat wave thaws projects on ice
Vietnam’s real estate market has been experiencing something of a heatwave over the past few months.
Foxconn acquires Microsoft’s smartphone facility in Vietnam
After years of feeble attempts, Taiwan’s Foxconn, the world’s largest electronic component manufacturer, advanced its investment commitment in Vietnam by acquiring Microsoft’s smartphone factory in the northern province of Bac Ninh.