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Women arrested for selling baby
Hanoi police arrested two women on August 3 for allegedly selling a nine-month-old baby from Bo De Pagoda, a home for orphaned and abandoned children in Long Bien District, according to Phu Nu (Women) Newspaper.
Regional businesses hold expo
Businesses from Thailand, Laos, Malaysia, the US and Vietnam will display their products at the International East-West Economic Corridor Commercial, Tourism and Investment Exhibition at Danang's Exhibition Centre from August 15-20.
Vietnam steps up Aussie beef imports
Vietnam has become the second largest importer of Australian cattle, behind Indonesia, according to BeefCentral.com, a free news website and market intelligence service dedicated to the Australian beef industry.
Online bill payment garners popularity
Vietnam is a potential market for internet banking services, as only 22% of its population possesses bank accounts.
Doctor brings dan tranh overseas
A Vietnamese-American doctor of traditional medicine has never forgotten what he missed most after his family left Vietnam to move to the US 22 years ago.
Film sheds light on Indochina war
The war between Vietnam and France (1946-54) will receive comprehensive coverage in a new documentary directed by Dao Thanh Tung.
FDI tourism zone licenses revoked
The central province of Phu Yen has revoked licenses of two foreign direct investment (FDI) tourism projects worth US$50 million for delays in implementation.
Vietnam Airlines sees US$1.3bil revenue
(VOV) -The Vietnam Airlines Corporation gained total revenue of nearly VND28 trillion (US$1.32 billion) for the first half of this year, according corporation report released on July 31.
French Embassy supports Le Petit Nicolas sequel release
The sequel of the French movie Le Petit Nicolas (The Little Nicholas) will be screened in cinema theatres across the country from August 1.
HCM City remittances reach US$2.4 billion ahead of peak season
Overseas remittances to HCM City in the first seven months reached US$2.42 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 5.2%.