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KAfe Group now a subsidiary of Hong Kong company
The KAfe Group startup has become a subsidiary of a Hong Kong enterprise.
Xiaomi partners with DGW and Lazada in Vietnam
Xiaomi mobile phones are now being sold in Vietnam via its partnership with local distributor Digiworld (DGW), which also will provide marketing and customer support.
Trade officials to meet in Vietnam in May to discuss TPP
Trade officials from the eleven remaining members of the TPP will hold discussions in the coming weeks and ministers will meet again in May in Vietnam to continue debate over the TPP.
Old cars brought back to life
Every day thousands of old cars, trucks, and special purpose vehicles are taken to Te Lo village in Yen Lac district, northern Vinh Phuc province.
Carlsberg may not be Habeco's only option
Carlsberg will bid for the State-controlled Hanoi Beer Alcohol and Beverage Joint Stock Corporation (Habeco) in March or April, but the Vietnamese Government may have more than one option to choose from when it comes to buyers.
Nearly 480,000 households without housing in HCM City
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Construction has recently announced the results of a survey conducted on the status of housing in order to meet demand in the southern city.
Will the demise of TPP hit Vietnam's trade and investment boom?
Vietnam was the country with the most to gain from the TPP. Increased market access, especially to the US, would have supported an export manufacturing boom and outsized GDP growth in what is already South East Asia’s fastest growing economy.
Construction of Saigon Safari Park on horizon
The Ho Chi Minh People’s Committee has approved the construction progress of the Sai Gon Safari Park project in Cu Chi district.
JLL: Vietnam's real estate to continue developing
JLL Vietnam has reported that the real estate markets in both Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi had a very strong 2016, with multiple new highs recorded in all facets of the residential market.
Savills: Hotel market seeing strong development
Savills has reported that Ho Chi Minh City will see 16 new hotel projects from 2017 to 2019 supplying approximately 3,500 rooms.