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Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance warns U.S. tariffs will hit exports hard

With export industries at risk, Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance pushes for reasoned dialogue and clarifies its current tariff regime.

Car prices in Vietnam set to drop as supply surges in March

With over 58,000 new vehicles added in March and Q2 discounts underway, Vietnam’s auto market is bracing for even deeper price cuts.

Vietnam to pursue upgraded bilateral trade pact with the US

Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son has directed ministries and government agencies to begin formulating a bilateral agreement with the United States aimed at upgrading the existing Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA).

Dormant billion-dollar projects come back to life in Da Nang

After years of stagnation, major developments across Da Nang are being revived as the city clears legal hurdles and unlocks new investment.

Can Vietnam achieve 8% growth in 2025 as U.S. tariff risks rise?

With new U.S. tariffs on the horizon, Vietnam will need to grow 8.3% in the next nine months. The government has proposed an urgent action plan to meet this target.

Vietnam’s proposed IFCs to focus on fintech, green finance, and fund management

Rather than competing with Singapore or Hong Kong, Vietnam’s new IFCs will focus on green finance, fintech, offshore services, and regional fund management.

Vietnam’s Q1 GDP surges 6.93%, highest first-quarter growth since 2020

Driven by strong performance in services and manufacturing, Vietnam’s economy posted its best Q1 growth in six years despite global uncertainties.

'Zero-salary' tycoon boasts billions, country's richest man

Vingroup Chair Pham Nhat Vuong earns no salary, yet his wealth has reached $7.7 billion, securing his spot as Vietnam’s richest and among the world’s top 400. Many entrepreneurs take no pay while amassing vast fortunes.

Vietnamese develop passion for long-range electric bikes

Though Vietnamese just travel about 27 kilometers daily on average, many of them want electric motorbikes, which can travel 150-200 kilometers on a single charge.

Vietnam’s electric motorbike makers must move beyond price wars

Slashing prices may boost sales briefly, but long-term success lies in technology, ride quality, and after-sales support.

Pi crashes 86% from peak, experts reveal why Binance won't list it

As Pi continues to plummet, experts cite transparency, liquidity, and regulatory issues behind its exclusion from major exchanges.

Vietnam opens northern region’s largest deep-water port with direct US shipping

The new Hateco Hai Phong terminal allows direct export to Europe and the U.S., positioning the North as a key logistics hub.

Vietnam asks US to delay retaliatory tariffs by up to 3 months for talks

The proposal aims to give both sides time to reach a fair, win-win trade solution as exporters maintain prices and market stability.

Vietnam imports USD 685 million worth of rice in Q1 despite export slowdown

As rice exports decline in value, Vietnamese firms ramp up imports to stockpile cheap, low-grade rice for processing and feed.

When beauty queens become CEOs

Many Vietnamese showbiz beauty queens have taken the helm of enterprises; some have thrived, while others have paused to pursue different goals.

Will U.S. tariff hikes shake up Vietnam’s auto industry?

Vietnam's car market braces for indirect impact as new U.S. tariffs disrupt global trade dynamics and supply chains.

How Vietnam can respond to U.S. tariff shock: Lower duties, keep talking

Vietnam needs proactive diplomacy and strategic import policy changes to navigate a 46% tariff on its exports to the U.S., says trade expert.

Dozens of stalled projects in Ho Chi Minh City exposed in government inspection

An official audit uncovers widespread delays, planning violations, and wasted resources tied to urban projects in HCMC.

VN plans early buyout of underperforming BOT projects with $560M allocation

The Ministry of Construction seeks to use surplus funds to support 11 transport projects at risk of collapse due to policy and revenue issues.

Dashcam demand surges as drivers fear wrongful traffic fines

Amid rising concerns over unjust penalties, more Vietnamese drivers are equipping their cars with dashcams for legal protection and safer driving.