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A government inspection has revealed widespread procedural lapses in projects appraised by the Ministry of Construction despite lacking legal clarity.
The son of T&T Group founder takes over the airline amid efforts to restructure and expand flight networks.
A small Quang Ninh brewery is beating industry giants with high returns and generous dividends.
Soaring global prices have enabled Vietnamese enterprises to earn a staggering USD 1.16 billion in March alone from coffee exports - an all-time monthly high for the industry.
Qualcomm strengthens its presence in Vietnam by acquiring Movian AI, VinAI's generative AI arm, as part of its global R&D expansion.
Provincial officials have called on police to crack down on land speculation and fraudulent practices destabilizing the housing market.
With Pi’s price plunging by over 76%, investors are losing trust in the Pi Core Team and questioning the project's transparency.
Deputy PM Bui Thanh Son signs a new decision setting upper and lower bounds for average electricity prices nationwide.
Real estate agents in Nhon Trach are leveraging unverified merger news to stir up demand and inflate property prices.
The annual statistical investigation begins April 1, collecting vital data from over 60 provinces to support economic planning.
Despite lower volume, Vietnam’s coffee export value to Japan surged 56% in early 2025 thanks to soaring average prices.
While gold hits record highs and new reserves are discovered, top miner Vimico thrives as others like GLC struggle with expired licenses.
With billions in Samsung investments, Thai Nguyen has tripled its GRDP and climbed into Vietnam's top exporting provinces.
PetroVietnam and Japanese partners ink a landmark PSC agreement, strengthening strategic energy cooperation and reaffirming Vietnam’s offshore sovereignty.
Vietnam's new tax policy slashes import tariffs on various goods, including ethanol, LNG, and wood furniture, effective March 31.
With nearly 30 tons of reserves identified, new survey data places the region’s gold assets among the most valuable in the country.
Surging inflation and soaring asset prices are putting pressure on Vietnam’s urban middle class, leaving many uncertain about where to invest.
The Ministry of Construction gives green light to new port zones, wharves, and logistics hubs as part of long-term infrastructure push.
Despite leading ASEAN in electricity production, Vietnam lags behind in energy efficiency, consuming far more power per economic unit than regional peers.
Despite minor dips, economists warn the days of sub-VND 80 million gold may be gone, driven by global uncertainty and policy shifts.