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Two Vietnamese among top 25 Asian ‘Power Businesswomen’: Forbes
Top executives of seafood producer Vinh Hoan and electronics retailer FPT are included in Forbes’s 2020 listing of 25 most powerful businesswomen in Asia.
Da Nang COVID-19 patient turns fighter armed with free sanitizer
Mai Anh Duc’s COVID-19 test result returned while he was in a Da Nang centralized quarantine zone. Positive, it said, just one day after his son was confirmed infected.
Pho burgers and other intriguing culinary combinations in Vietnam
Pho burgers, shrimp paste pizzas and sweet soup with roast pork are some intriguing culinary innovations in Vietnam.
Competitive distribution market unlikely to reduce power prices: experts
With Vietnam planning to end its power distribution monopoly in 2024, experts expected consumer benefits in reduced prices are unlikely to materialize.
COVID-19 takes heavy toll on Vietnamese firms’ incomes: survey
60% of Vietnam’s 500 largest enterprises saw revenues fall in the January-June period due to COVID-19, a report has found.
Vietnam soars high in global M&A attractiveness ranking
Vietnam ranks second out of 50 economies in the mergers and acquisitions environment attractiveness index released by market research firm Euromonitor.
Carmaker VinFast posts US$284 mln loss
Vietnamese automaker VinFast posted a loss of nearly VND6.6 trillion (US$284 million) in the first half, up four times year-on-year.
Railways lose out to road transport in cross border exports
Vietnam’s railways sector has failed to attract cross-border business because it lacks a comprehensive logistics package.
Aviation safety a concern in Vietnam despite reduction in accidents
Vietnam saw a significant decrease in the number of aviation accidents in January-August amid limited air travel due to COVID-19, but some serious cases underlined that safety remains a concern.
Beer companies enjoy recovery
Better second quarter figures could indicate that the most challenging period for beer makers this year could have ended, a report says.