Hung Thinh Land JSC has recently announced its summary financial information on the Hanoi Stock Exchange with outstanding results.

SonKim Land has officially announced the new corporate brand identity, shifting tracks from the “Luxury Boutique” to the “SonKim Land Signature” strategy.

Women influencers and representatives from key organisations in the Asia-Pacific came together in September 25 at the #HerHero Virtual Forum on Health, Empowerment and Progress and jointly pledged their commitment to be "HerHeroe", those who support and empower women in their communities to help them make informed choices.

Vietnam’s first uniform Law on Public-Private Partnership Investment was recently passed by the National Assembly and will come into effect from January 1, 2021.

Announcing the outcomes of the 41st General Assembly of the ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA 41) held from September 8 to 10 via teleconference, National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan attributed the successful organisation of the event to efforts and determination of the Vietnamese National Assembly and AIPA member parliaments.

While Vietnam has experienced an unprecedented boom in recent decades, the current pandemic is now having a clear negative impact on the economic outlook. The effects of the crisis, into which Vietnam has fallen completely through no fault of its own, are visible to the naked eye. In Mui Ne for instance, there are only very few guests at the resorts. Ho Chi Minh City’s otherwise lively District 1 restaurants are deserted, and in Hanoi’s Tay Ho district, rents are falling due to a lack of tenants. There are countless other examples. In short, the crisis is felt everywhere. However, these are only the indicators that are quickly recognisable from the outside. Foreign trade, investments, and the not negligible remittances from overseas Vietnamese are also putting pressure on the economy. It is clear to every observer that economic recovery will be a Herculean task. But what can Vietnam do to reposition itself powerfully and finally emerge from the crisis stronger? 

Vietnamese shares inched up on Monday as investors booked profits following the recent rally and put pressure on the large-cap sector.

LOGOS, a growing logistics developer headquartered in Sydney in the morning of August 19 officially announced its entry into Vietnam by a venture with a global institutional investor to establish a portfolio that was initially forecast at $350 million.

South Korean lender Shinhan Bank Vietnam and Van Lang University have officially announced the signing of their comprehensive strategic partnership on August 7 in order to bring modern financial products and banking services to students, faculty, and staff as well as to contribute to the high training quality of Van Lang University.

Major livestock firms Hoa Phat Group, CJ Vietnam, and Japfa Comfeed have denied accusations from the Department of Livestock Production that they are failing to co-operate with the government to stabilise the selling price of pigs in order to balance the supply and demand ratio – even leading to the department to have to issue a partial apology over its data.

The ASEAN Business Awards 2020 was officially announced on July 22 and will honour the best enterprises in Southeast Asia and those with contributions to the prevention of COVID-19 pandemic throughout the ASEAN region.

Hoi An ancient city in Vietnam’s central province of Quang Nam was ranked third among the list of the world’s top 25 cities in 2020 recently announced by Travel + Leisure.

Hoi An ancient city in Vietnam’s central province of Quang Nam was ranked third among the list of the world’s top 25 cities in 2020 recently announced by Travel + Leisure.

The water supply and drainage sector is drawing investment thanks to its high profit margins and good growth potential.

Disbursement of public investment in the first six months of 2020 amounted to nearly 156 trillion VND (6.73 million USD), fulfilling 33.1 percent of the plan set by the National Assembly and the Prime Minister, higher than the 28.56 percent recorded in the same period last year, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment.