Vietnam’s leading taxi company Mai Linh has asked the government to ease its social insurance responsibilities, saying that popular ride-hailing apps are pushing it to the brink of insolvency.

Japanese auto manufacturers have decided to suspend exports to Vietnam following stringent quality regulations the Vietnamese government put in place on January 1 this year.

Lack of passengers is likely to be one of the biggest challenges facing Vietnam Airlines if it opens direct flights to the US, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV).

Taking a cruise is an extravagant experience that most people want to make their friends jealous about, and trip to Vietnam is no exception, according to a survey by SeaHub.

Chewy noodles with firm calamari make the perfect partners at this hole-in-the-wall eatery.

Thai tycoons have been seeking business opportunities in Vietnam's beverage, retail and construction materials markets over the past five years in a bid to take advantage of the country's 95 million population and expanding middle class, according to experts.

When social or digital foreign media break stories first, they've already won Vietnamese public's recognition, a propaganda official said.

Many people in the Central Highland province of Dak Lak ran away from their homes in the middle of the night on January 10 following loud explosions from a military’s bullet warehouse.

On January 10, Hanoi  started putting up traffic signs banning contract cars under 9 seats from operating along roads off-limits to traditional taxis.

Vietnam’s Finance Ministry has proposed a special consumption tax on some soft drinks that it claims contain an unhealthy amount of sugar, but its argument has been dismissed by other ministries.