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The Ministry of Planning and Investment also sought comments on a draft resolution of the National Assembly on the building of a regional and international financial centre in Việt Nam
Starting March 1, HBO and Cinemax will no longer be included in the HBO Go package, but will still be available on pay TV platforms like cable and IPTV.
The State Bank of Vietnam is tightening control over interest rates, requiring banks to lower lending costs while cracking down on unfair financial competition.
China is paying record prices for Vietnamese coffee, making Vietnam its third-largest supplier. Find out why demand for Vietnamese beans is soaring.
Vietnam’s pork prices reach their highest level since 2020, while imported Chinese strawberries are being mislabeled as local produce and sold at bargain prices.
Positive factors seen in Vietnam’s retail sector would bring opportunities for the domestic real estate market, according to experts.
Vietnamese fuel giant Thien Minh Duc faces legal action over massive tax fraud. Authorities have detained chairwoman Chu Thi Thanh in a growing scandal.
Pi Network gains popularity, but is it safe? Learn about the risks, fraud warnings & legal issues before investing in this cryptocurrency.
Apartment rental prices in Hanoi are surprisingly high now, though the supply is plentiful. The most sought-after apartments range between VND8-12 million per month.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh urged U.S. companies to expand their presence in Vietnam, emphasizing trade growth, technology partnerships, and institutional reforms for long-term investment opportunities.
In an unprecedented move, Vietnam has transferred 18 state-owned enterprises, including PetroVietnam and EVN, to the Ministry of Finance, reshaping state asset management.
Le Thi Hien, chairwoman of the Vietnam Cooperative Alliance and Global Market Group, lured 1,600 investors into fraudulent real estate projects, stealing nearly $16 million before being arrested.
A new government decree limits salaries for state-owned enterprise leaders, with board chairpersons earning a maximum of 80 million VND and CEOs restricted to ten times the average worker’s salary.
Vietnam’s new Decree 49 enforces exit bans on individuals and business owners with overdue tax debts of at least 50 million VND ($2,000) for over 120 days. Legal representatives of companies owing over 500 million VND ($20,000) are also affected.
The chairman, his wife, and his brother face legal charges over tax evasion and failure to comply with shareholder rights in a corporate dispute at Tan Tan Peanut Company.
The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) has designated April 26 as "World Intellectual Property Day" (IP Day) in Vietnam.
Experts have outlined three key areas for PDP VIII’s revision, including updating legal frameworks, assessing the power system’s operations and forecasting socio-economic growth and electricity demand.
Amid global trade uncertainties, Vietnam is prioritising compliance with international market requirements to maintain and expand its agricultural exports.
Vietnam’s corporate income tax rate of 20 per cent is higher than in Singapore (17 per cent) and Brunei (18.5 per cent).
The application of new technologies in production and close collaboration between farmers and businesses have significantly contributed to taking Vietnamese products from rural areas to the global stage, which is a challenging but inspiring journey.