Many businesses cannot make payments for goods and services and have large debts, especially in the construction sector.

Vietnam is expecting to welcome a new wave of high quality foreign direct investment in the near future according to some economists thanks to the country’s internationally acclaimed efforts to fight COVID-19, a new factor to assess business risks.

The move is intended for Iranian businessmen and traders to become acquainted with the business potential of Vietnam and having more vigorous presence in this market.

US Development Finance Corporation is committed to investing in Vietnam, particularly in energy, healthcare and infrastructure development.

Phu Quoc is the only coastal economic zone that is applicable to the law.

Vietnamese banks belong to a handful of examples that combine well two factors of high growth of profit and long-term stability.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Transport is looking to raise a hefty VND712 trillion for airport and expressway projects to be implemented between now and 2020 to meet rising demand for passenger and cargo transport and fuel growth.

VietNamNet Bridge – The last three years have witnessed the deaths of a series of companies and coffee material collection agents in the Central Highlands.

Vietinbank, which ranks the 1,764th in the Forbes Global 2000 hopes it can get in-grade promotion, while other Vietnamese businesses hope their names would enter the list one day.

The death of Indochina Airlines and the current difficulties of Air Mekong have raised a big worry that Vietnam would not have a competitive aviation market, if only the state owned Vietnam Airlines can exist in the market.