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Women power helps boost Vietnam’s economy
As far as Vietnam’s economy is concerned, sisters really are doing it for themselves.
Digital economy needs supporting policies: experts
The Vietnamese Government should outline policies to promote breakthrough technologies and bolster digital economic development amid the Fourth Industrial Revolution, World Bank Country Director for Vietnam, Osmane Dione said on March 7.
Social enterprises in need of more support
Detailed support policies are needed to help develop social enterprises, experts have said.
Banks, insurers boost bancassurance to get returns
Banks and insurance companies are ramping up cooperation in selling life insurance products (bancassurance) to cash in on the high growth segment as some have posted annual triple-digit growth rates in the business.
E-commerce market a haven for fake goods
E-commerce is a potential goldmine for businesses over the next two years with a potential reach of 10 billion USD.
Concert features Vietnamese pianist
Pianist Nguyen Thuy Yen of HCM City will play Piano Concerto in C for Piano and Orchestra by American composer Leroy Anderson in a concert at the HCM City Opera House on March 9.
E-commerce may be booming but fake goods still aplenty
E-commerce is a potential goldmine for businesses over the next two years with a potential reach of US$10 billion.
Retail sales, service revenues increase in 2 months
The country’s total retail sales and services revenue rose 12.2 per cent year-on-year to VND793.8 trillion (US$35.2 billion) in the first two months of this year.
Coal-fired power set to grow to meet Vietnam’s needs
Though the Government plans to increase its renewable energy capacity, Vietnam’s power industry is forecast to see a rise in coal-powered generation as the cheap and reliable source remains the most feasible option to meet the country’s rapidly rising power demands.
Derivatives market trading liquidity signals stabilisation
The liquidity on the derivatives market has shown signs of improvement and stabilising in the past two weeks, beating previous projection that the new trading fees may discourage them from derivative trading.