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New opportunities will come to plastic and packaging producers in Vietnam ready to change their business strategies.
Reading through the history of Vietnam gives one enormous respect for its people’s resilience.
Online shops could be the major clients of the firms as they have diverse service requests.
Most localities in Central Vietnam have borders with Laos or Cambodia, which is a great opportunity for the region to approach trade with the vast ASEAN community.
Realty credit has soared compared with that of last year. Realty inventories have piled up, signaling rising risks.
Vietnam has about 3,000 innovative startup businesses or startups. However, not many startups are successful in calling for investment. It is estimated that less than one-third of enterprises have acc
Transport Minister Nguyen Van The has sent a draft decree on business conditions for road transportation businesses to the PM for the ninth time, insisting that the installation of roof light boxes for tech-based ride-hailing vehicles is necessary.
The revised Law on Tax Management, passed by the National Assembly, sets out regulations to collect taxes from Google, YouTube, Facebook and the like from July 1 next year, even if they do not open representative offices in Vietnam.
Chinese companies are accelerating investment in Vietnam – but some local businesses are voicing concerns.
Vietnam's gas supply is forecast to fall short of demand between 2017 and 2035, therefore, which makes it necessary to develop new gas sources, build infrastructure to develop marginal gas fields or even import liquefied natural gas (LNG).
Among more than 500 businesses producing plastic bags in Vietnam, only about 30 have environmental-friendly certificates issued by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.
Unlisted local commercial banks must consider a raft of matters if they are to list by 2020 under the latest government scheme.
The departures of the 24-hour convenience store chain Shop & Go, the e-commerce site Robins.vn and now the supermarket chain Auchan mirror the fierce competition in Vietnam’s retail market.
The hotel room redundancy is deepening in various parts of the country, especially Nha Trang City in Khanh Hoa Province, despite, paradoxically, a steep rise in international visitor arrivals in the past few years.
Over 890 projects in infrastructure with total investment of $9.43 billion are being carried out by in the Mekong Delta by 898 businesses from Ho Chi Minh City, according to statistics of the municipal People’s Committee.
According to the government’s report, since more than 81 percent of the country’s public companies have charter capital of over VND30 billion, the revision thus will affect only a minority of firms.
The overall exports pattern of Vietnam portrays its similarities with export-led growth model of Mexico, which has turned itself into export production platforms for foreign multinationals, rather than developing own indigenous industrial capacity.
Tourism is likely to become Vietnam’s new growth pillar, increasing its contribution to the service sector and overall GDP.
The ongoing revision of Vietnam’s securities law is expected to remove restriction for foreign ownership limit at local companies.