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Unplanned Thai jackfruit farming pose risks

The Department of Crop Production has warned farmers about possible risks when growing Thai jackfruits without planning.

 

Solar power projects offer national power grid boost

The development of solar and wind power projects has apparently overloaded the national power grid system, particularly in the two southern central provinces of Ninh Thuan and Binh Thuan.

Foreign finance institutions step up expansion plans in Vietnam

The competition in the Vietnamese finance and banking market has become fiercer as existing foreign institutions are rushing to increase capital even as new entrants continually join the market.

BUSINESS NEWS 14/5

Japanese multi-sector group to expand operation in Vietnam

 

Vietnamese PM asks for more efforts to boost trade ties with key partners

 PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc has ordered ministries and sectors to devise active and practical plans to promote domestic production, create more jobs, and ensure harmonious trade relations with key partners of the country.

BUSINESS NEWS 12/7

Hanoi: 80 percent of new landed property supply located in the east

 

Vinasun appeals VCC’s conclusion on Grab-Uber merger

Vinasun has voiced its opposition to the conclusion of the Vietnam Competition Council (VCC) that the merger between ride-hailing firms Grab and Uber in the country showed no signs of economic concentration.

 

Trade Ministry transfers 11 debt-laden megaprojects

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has transferred the jurisdiction over State capital at 11 out of 12 loss-making megaprojects to the Commission for the Management of State Capital at Enterprises.

 

S. Korean, Chinese investors dominate tenders for North-South expressway subprojects

Tenders for building three sections of the North-South Expressway project have attracted a total of 27 investors, including 18 firms from South Korea and China.

 

Vingroup sets up airline

Major local conglomerate Vingroup has established its own air carrier called Vinpearl Air with charter capital of VND1.3 trillion.

 

VN banks more vulnerable to shocks as leverage rises: Fitch Ratings

Vietnam’s banking system is becoming more susceptible to shocks as household leverage continues to increase, but near-term risk appears limited amid the benign operating environment and strong economic growth.

 

Eximbank chairman resigns after one month in the job

Cao Xuan Ninh, chairman of Vietnam Export Import Bank (Eximbank), has tendered his resignation after only one month in the job. The HCMC-based bank has been plagued with leadership disputes.

 

Shoes from China bearing Vietnam origin labels under investigation

Customs officers of Haiphong City have discovered a batch of sport shoes shipped from the Port of Xiamen in China to Vietnam bearing “Made in Vietnam” labels, Thanh Nien newspaper reported.

 

Chairman of Muong Thanh Group charged with client cheating

Investigators in the capital city of Hanoi have accused Chairman of Muong Thanh Group, Le Thanh Than, of cheating his clients in a housing project.

 

BUSINESS NEWS 11/7

Hanoi office rental maintains upward trend

 

World billionaires have their eyes on Vietnamese key economic sectors

Vietnam now has to ensure fair competition, national treatment for foreigners and nationals equally as well as no quantitative restrictions in foreign trade.

 

Vietnam’s automobile market to be flooded with zero-tariff ASEAN cars

The car sales in Vietnam are forecast to reach 500,000 units per year in 2020 and 1 million per year by 2030, with a turnover of US$12 billion each year.

 

Thousands of counterfeit-suspect Honda and Yamaha motor parts seized

Thousands of fake motor parts imitating the two leading motorcycle manufacturers Honda and Yamaha were found by Lang Son province authorities, showing that counterfeit and fake goods are growing into a serious social issue.

Vietnam real estate firms issue bonds to raise capital

As the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has ordered tight control over real estate loans by credit institutions, property firms and developers have to seek alternative ways to raise their capital.