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Thirteen domestic, foreign teams to compete in cycling open
Domestic and foreign teams will compete at the National Women's Cycling Open in HO Chi Minh City on July 19.
Vietnam to join new market region
Vietnam will be able to access a huge market of 3.4 billion people when it joins the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).
French translator brings Vietnam literature to foreign readers
In 2008, when Yves Bouille first arrived in Vietnam, he only wanted to stay six months to attend cooking school. But the country has kept him here much longer than he thought.
Vingroup inks strategic partnership with world's eight leading groups
Vingroup has signed strategic partnership agreements in project design, consultancy and management with the world's eight leading engineering and construction groups on July 17.
Disabled swimmer wins silver at international championship
Trinh Thi Bich Nhu won a silver medal in the women's 100m breaststroke-SP5 at the 2015 IPC Swimming World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland, on July 15.
Toyota Classics Concert takes to the stage in central city
The Toyota Classics Concert 2015 will take place at the central city's Trung Vuong Theatre on August 9, the event's organising committee has announced.
PPP focus urged as HIV/AIDS aid drops
More public-private partnerships (PPP) are needed to ensure the sustainability of HIV-prevention efforts, as the international donor fund for HIV response in Vietnam is dropping dramatically.
Minimum wage to go up 17%
The Vietnam General Confederation of Labour (VGLC) has submitted plans to increase the minimum wage by 16-17% in 2016 to the National Salary Council.
Freight transport moves to e-commerce
A transport e-commerce market place that enables all major stakeholders in the freight transport business to easily link up is expected to be begin its initial operating period in 2016.
New law to reform vocational training
The new Law on Occupational Education that took effect early this month can reduce the gap between workers' skills and employers' needs, experts say.