panasonic to stop lcd panel production

Panasonic to stop LCD panel production

Japanese electronics titan Panasonic said Thursday (Nov 21) it would end its production of liquid crystal display panels by 2021, as Chinese and South Korean manufacturers dominate the global market.
vietnamese students in hong kong get support to come back home

Vietnamese students in Hong Kong get support to come back home

Vietnamese nationals who are pursuing study at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) on November 16 received support from the Consulate General of Vietnam to return home as the university announced immediate termination of the current term, initially scheduled to end in December, due to widening unrest.
lenovo schneider electric cooperate on smart green manufacturing

Lenovo, Schneider Electric cooperate on smart green manufacturing

Lenovo Group and Schneider Electric – the Fortune Global 500 companies – on November 14 announced a strategic partnership that will see the two working together on smart green manufacturing solutions for the flourishing Chinese manufacturing sector.
glut in steel forcing industry leaders to halt programmes

Glut in steel forcing industry leaders to halt programmes

The largest steelmaker in Vietnam is considering a hold on its third blast furnace facility due to concerns with China’s steel presence in the country.
huawei pushes 5g in southeast asia brushing off tech war with us

Huawei pushes 5G in Southeast Asia, brushing off 'tech war' with US

Chinese phone giant Huawei said Sunday (Nov 3) it was ready to roll out 5G infrastructure across Southeast Asia, dismissing US warnings its tech could be used to hoover up data for Beijing.
chinese port wants to invest in logistics open a line to vung ang port

Chinese port wants to invest in logistics, open a line to Vung Ang port

Chinese Xiamen Port Group met with Ha Tinh Province’s People's Committee recently to explore opening a container line between Vung Ang and Xiamen ports as well as invest in local logistics.
seven chinese involved in online gambling handed over to china

Seven Chinese involved in online gambling handed over to China

Competent forces of the northern border province of Lao Cai on October 26 handed over seven Chinese involved in an online gambling ring to police of China’s Yunnan province.
us senators call for security probe of tiktok

US senators call for security probe of TikTok

Two senior US senators called for the government to study national security risks possibly posed by Chinese-owned video app TikTok, saying it could leave American users vulnerable to Beijing's spying.
39 people found dead in truck near london were chinese uk police

39 people found dead in truck near London were Chinese: UK police

All 39 people found dead in a lorry to the east of London are believed to be Chinese, British police said on Thursday (Oct 24), adding that raids had been carried out at three properties in Northern Ireland.
seeking success where amazon failed

Seeking success where Amazon failed

Alibaba’s plans to enter Vietnam are ringing alarm bells across e-commerce, but unless the Chinese giant can come out with something new to surprise competition, it could not set a firm niche in Vietnam just like its biggest competitor, US mainstay Amazon. Van Anh reports.
smes could enhance e commerce sales thanks to alibaba and fado

SMEs could enhance e-commerce sales thanks to Alibaba and Fado

Thanks to the support of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba and local platform Fado, local companies’ sales on e-commerce platforms is expected to improve by a great deal.
us imposes tit for tat restrictions on chinese diplomats

US imposes tit-for-tat restrictions on Chinese diplomats

The United States on Wednesday (Oct 16) ordered Chinese diplomats to notify the State Department before meeting with federal and local officials, calling it a "reciprocal" move.
china signs deal to lease pacific island in solomons

China signs deal to 'lease' Pacific island in Solomons

A Chinese company signed an agreement to lease an entire island in the Solomon Islands a day after Beijing recruited the Pacific nation as its latest ally in the strategically important region, according to documents obtained by AFP Thursday (Oct 17).
experience required in solar sector

Experience required in solar sector

The solar power boom in Vietnam is bringing benefits for Chinese suppliers and contractors in engineering, procurement, and construction participating in the value chain, but are urged to be cautious in choosing suitable and reliable partners.
highest anti dumping tax rate imposed on chinese aluminium products

Highest anti-dumping tax rate imposed on Chinese aluminium products

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) has decided to officially impose the highest rate of anti-dumping duties on aluminium products originating from 16 Chinese producers.