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Rice exports likely unchanged
Vietnam's rice exports this year excluding border trade are expected to remain at last year's 6.5 million tonnes, according to the Vietnam Food Association.
Petrol prices may be adjusted daily
Local retail petrol prices could be adjusted daily instead of every fortnight in the future, Do Thang Hai, deputy minister of Industry and Trade, said.
Creditors expecting strong 2016
Many credit institutions are optimistic about their business this year thanks to a growing economy and the ability of businesses to take loans.
Post TPP outlook bright for Vietnam economy: experts
A brighter outlook is forecast for the Vietnamese economy this year and the following years amid difficulties and challenges, according to economic expert Nguyen Quynh Nga.
Vung Tau festival hosts 70 artists, troupes
More than 70 artists will perform in the annual 2016 Spring – Sea and Island Festival at the Youth Cultural House in Vung Tau City today as the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday approaches.
Artists support rocker with cancer
Members of the famous Vietnamese rock band Buc Tuong (The Wall) will rock the Giang Vo Exhibition Centre for a night concert aimed to support its leader Tran Lap, who is in a battle fighting cancer.
Miura announces his U23 team for AFC event
Toshiya Miura announced the player list of the Vietnam U23 team to compete in the 2016 AFC U-23 Championship's final round in Qatar on January 11.
Cross-cultural art portrays Morocco, Vietnam
Landscapes and heritage of Morocco and Vietnam are featured at an exhibition by artist Naima R Deniale, the wife of the Moroccan Ambassador to Vietnam.
Computer viruses plaguing Vietnam
Computer viruses caused a loss of VND8.7 trillion (US$400 million) in Vietnam last year compared to VND8.5 trillion in 2014, the BKAV Technology Group revealed in its latest network security survey released last month.
Demand surges for Tet goods
Big cities and provinces in the country have completed stockpiling of goods reserves keeping in mind the increase in demand in the coming Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday.