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Vietnam’s richest man climbs 425 spots, outpacing Trump in wealth

Pham Nhat Vuong’s fortune rises sharply amid stock gains and new IPO plans, leaving former President Trump far behind.

Power giant mistakes loss for profit, then raises VND1.8 trillion of capital

A lawyer has urged authorities to investigate a misleading disclosure that occurred when Thang Long Power JSC corrected its business results from a loss to a profit nearly a year after releasing its financial report.

Binh Dinh secures $8 billion in investment commitments across 62 projects

Binh Dinh Province has secured investment commitments worth more than $8 billion across 62 projects, spanning various sectors including high-tech, industrial, tourism, and logistics.

Ducati Hanoi showroom suspends new model display but stays open for service

Ducati has clarified that its Hanoi showroom is not closing permanently but will temporarily stop displaying new models, while maintenance and repair services continue.

Expert suggests cutting personal income tax to ease financial pressure

The current progressive personal income tax (PIT) list has seven brackets, with rates from 5 percent to 35 percent. Experts have suggested reducing it to five brackets, with the highest rate capped at 25 percent.

Vietnam’s private sector struggles with systemic obstacles

Despite playing a vital role in GDP growth, private enterprises face persistent challenges, especially in institutional reform and access to resources.

DHL Supply Chain Announces Bertrand Juvigny as New Managing Director for Vietnam

DHL Supply Chain, a global leader in contract logistics, has appointed Bertrand Juvigny as the new managing director of DHL Supply Chain Vietnam, effective March 24, 2025.

Vietnam grapples with $90 billion crypto influx, calls for strict regulations

Amid concerns over criminal exploitation, experts urge Vietnam to establish a comprehensive legal framework to manage cryptocurrency transactions.

Da Nang and Quang Nam land prices soar as investors rush in

Land in Da Nang and neighboring Quang Nam heats up as investors anticipate growth, driven by infrastructure projects and merger rumors.

Vietnam cuts import taxes to balance US trade deficit

The Ministry of Finance proposes major tax reductions on goods like cars and agricultural products to enhance trade relations with the US.

Tiny but mighty: Bac Ninh's export power challenges Ho Chi Minh City

Bac Ninh may be the country's smallest province, but its economic might makes it a national leader in exports.

Truong My Lan pleads for leniency after life sentence for fraud

Truong My Lan upholds her appeal and vows to take responsibility for over $1.17 billion (28 trillion VND) in damages.

Safeguarding the right to free enterprise: A call for legal reform

Legal experts and lawmakers are calling for the removal of unnecessary business regulations that contradict the spirit of free enterprise as guaranteed by the 2013 Constitution.

Provincial merger rumors send land prices soaring: Real or risky?

Unconfirmed news about provincial mergers has sparked a rush to buy land, but experts warn of potential losses as market conditions remain uncertain.

Vietnam loses $205 million in fruit exports as China tightens controls

The new chemical inspection rule sparks tension in Thailand and disrupts Vietnam’s fruit export industry.

Green transformation could propel Vietnamese tourism to global status

As international travelers prioritize sustainability, Vietnam’s tourism sector is urged to rapidly adopt green practices.

Which street near Hoan Kiem Lake has the most expensive rent?

With a prime location close to Hoan Kiem Lake, the so-called "Shark Jaw" building commands some of the highest rental rates in Hanoi.

Vingroup proposes $25-30 billion renewable energy and LNG projects

Seeking approval from the government, Vingroup has outlined a roadmap for large-scale renewable and LNG power projects, with an estimated investment of $25-30 billion.

Bond issuance scandal: Power company corrects profit to loss after a year

A shocking accounting error sees Thang Long Thermal Power correcting its financials from profit to loss after nearly a year.

Vietnam’s first quarter GDP growth expected to approach 8 per cent

Standard Chartered Bank forecasts GDP growth of 6.7 per cent for 2025. However, the bank predicts that the first half of the year will experience a stronger growth rate of 7.5 per cent.