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Shuttle-cock team to defend world No 1 title
Vietnam will defend their No 1 position in the upcoming World Shuttle-cock Championship, which will be held in Hong Kong from July 20.
Exporters updated on US import regulations
Vietnam’s food and beverage exports to the US are growing and likely to do so for many years, but manufacturers need to be aware of that country’s requirements, an American expert told a seminar on June 7 in HCM City.
Nam, Ito enter quarter-finals at Singapore event
Ly Hoang Nam of Vietnam and Yuichi Ito of Japan advanced to the quarter-finals of the doubles event in the Singapore F3 Men’s Futures tennis tournament.
SME support won’t be in cash
Support provided to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will not be in cash, but rather take the form of favourable conditions in order for SMEs to grow, Deputy Minister of Planning and Investment Dang Huy Dong has said.
Vietnam eyes more fruit exports to Japan
Even as Japan is the fifth largest importer of Vietnam’s agricultural products, only three kinds of Vietnamese fresh fruits are being sold in the country.
Sanna Khanh Hoa to compete in ASEAN futsal event
Sanna Khanh Hoa of Vietnam are placed in Group B of the ASEAN Football Federation Invitational Futsal Club Championship this year.
How the private sector can drive Vietnam’s growth
The fifth plenary meeting of the 12th Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee in May issued an important resolution that acknowledges the greater contribution of the private economy to the country’s socio-economic growth.
Vietnam aviation attracts private firms
The domestic aviation market is expected to see changes in 2018 with the participation of new and big private investors, experts said.
Organic product demands keeps rising
Demand for organic farm and other products has increased significantly both in Vietnam and globally, and this is good news for businesses investing in the field, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Driver hurt in grab, Uber, taxi price war
Price competition between traditional taxis and ride hailing companies like Grab and Uber has become fierce, but it is mostly the drivers on both sides who are suffering the biggest losses.