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Binh Duong couple charged for brutal child abuse
Police in the southern province of Binh Duong will prosecute a couple for brutally beating their three-year-old daughter.
Firms discuss winning consumer trust
Business executives held a direct dialogue with national and international experts on how their companies can win consumers' trust and boost their credibility in the market at a forum held in Hanoi on September 17.
Asian media members discuss regional coverage
About 20 newsroom chiefs, editors and journalists from media organisations in the Asia News Network (ANN) opens a two-day meeting in Hanoi on September 18.
Vietnam to compete in Youth Chess Championship
Eight Vietnamese junior chess players will compete in the World Youth Chess Championship to be held in Durban, South Africa, from September 18 to 30.
Vietnam bans products containing recycled waste oil
The Vietnam Food Safety Administration (FSA) on September 16 banned and recalled certain Taiwanese canned foods that reportedly contain recycled waste oil.
Semiconductor Summit to lure experts in microelectronics
The 2nd Vietnam Semiconductor Strategy Summit which opens on September 17 brings together executives of the world's leading microelectronics companies, with delegates representing Vietnamese government, academia, research and industry.
Binh Duong targets $1.7b in FDI
The southern province of Binh Duong hopes to attract US$1.6-1.7 billion in foreign direct investment this year, People's Committee's Chairman Le Thanh Cung has said.
Old Quarter to get new food street
A plan is being studied to establish a one-stop food street for vendors in the Old Quarter area of Hanoi.
Paintings by OVs depict beautiful rural scenes, women
Nguyen Trong Khoi, an overseas Vietnamese living in Boston, the US, is showing 20 of his oil paintings at the Cam Xuc Dai Ngan (Sylvan Sentiments) exhibition at Tu Do Gallery in HCM City.
Japan travel firms urge discounts
Travel experts from Japan have said that more discount programmes could help stem the slight decline in the number of Japanese tourists to the city.