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Hiromi wins second stage of international cycling event
Japanese Kaneko Hiromi won the second stage of the sixth Bình Dương International Women’s Cycling Tournament, Biwase Cup 2016 on March 9.
Rang Dong Plastic JSC signs strategic deal with Sojitz Pla-Net
Vietnam’s major plastic manufacturer, Rang Dong Plastic Joint Stock Company, and Japan’s Sojitz Pla-Net Corporation on March 9 signed a strategic business agreement to provide new distribution solutions for ancillary industries in the plastic sector.
Turkey suspends phone probe
The Turkish government on March 4 terminated investigations into mobile phones imported from Vietnam without safeguard measures, according to the Vietnam Competition Authority (VCA).
First non-stop flight from Sweden to Phu Quoc Island begins
Phu Quoc Island welcomed the first arrival of the premier nonstop flight on a B-787 Dreamliner from Sweden on March 8.
World-famous astrologer Anne Chamfort visits Vietnam
Anne Chamfort, an astrologer and psychic of international repute, is visiting Vietnam for the first time to launch her Great Book of Secrets in the Vietnamese language.
That wins first stage of Bình Dương cycling event
Nguyen Thi That won the first stage of the sixth Bình DươngInternational Women’s Cycling Tournament - Biwase Cup 2016 on March 8.
VIFA-EXPO show promotes exports
A wide range of furniture, handicrafts, interior décor and support industry products are on display at the VIFA-EXPO 2016 that opened in HCM City on March 8.
Vietnam suffers heavy defeat against Japan
Vietnam suffered yet another heavy defeat on March 7 at the AFC Women’s Olympic Football Tournament Rio 2016 qualifier, losing 6-1 to hosts Japan in a game where the only prize was honour.
Vien flops at US swimming event
Vietnamese top swimmer Nguyen Thi Anh Vien performed poorly in the women’s 800m freestyle and 200m medley at the Arena Pro Swim Series in Orlando, Floria in the US on March 6.
Car imports drop in February
Vietnamese auto businesses imported about 5,000 completely built-up unit (CBU) cars, worth US$131 million, in February, 1,000 cars less than the previous month, the General Statistic Office (GSO) said.