savills publishes list of large factories moved from china to vietnam

Savills publishes list of large factories moved from China to Vietnam

Numerous large-scale groups have relocated their facilities from China to Vietnam in order to avoid the impact of the US-China trade war, showing the potential for strong development of industrial real estate.
vietnams immense economic voyage

Vietnam’s immense economic voyage

Over more than three decades, Vietnam has grown from a war-torn nation to a stable, middle-income, and globally-integrated nation. Professor Nguyen Mai writes about the country’s journey to become what it is today and its great efforts in advancing the business community, which will help boost socio-economic development.
vietnam real estate symposium 2019 whats next

Vietnam Real Estate Symposium 2019: "What’s Next"

Vietnam’s premier real estate symposium will return for its seventh year running to assemble leading industry players to collaborate and share market insights.
vietnam a hotbed for taiwanese excellence

Vietnam a hotbed for Taiwanese excellence

Taiwan and Vietnam have been drawing ties ever-tighter over the past decade, and developments on both sides are in favour of deepening their engagement in both the fields of economy and culture. Wu Chun-Tse, director of the Strategic Marketing Department of the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) shared with VIR’s Thanh Van how relations are growing stronger and what lies ahead.
wha industrial zone erected as model of sustainability

WHA Industrial Zone erected as model of sustainability

Growing environmental awareness is prompting some of the biggest industrial estate operators to take measures to protect vital water resources in Vietnam.
is vietlott still hot

Is Vietlott still “hot”?

Vietnam Lottery Company (Vietlott) has just published its financial report for the first half of 2019, with a net revenue of only VND1.17 trillion ($50.87 million), down nearly 40 per cent on-year, with gross profit reaching only VND68 billion ($2.96 million), less than half of what it made in 2018.  
intra industry productivity rise essential to boost efficiency

Intra-industry productivity rise essential to boost efficiency

Vietnam’s labour productivity remains low, making it difficult for firms to perform. Nguyen Bich Lam, general director of the General Statistics Office, talked with VIR’s Manh Bon about what is needed to foster a competitive labour force in the country.
psg and french football braced for neymar exit

PSG and French football braced for Neymar exit

The saga of Neymar's seemingly inevitable departure from Paris Saint-Germain is proving a long, drawn out affair bringing the curtain down on what will ultimately feel like a fleeting and failed experiment.
elevated holidays in danang

Elevated holidays in Danang

Located on the Non Nuoc Beach, one of the most beautiful, exclusive beaches with a fascinating view to the Son Tra Peninsular and Cham Island, Meliá Danang Beach Resort tucks the busy world away while being only a short drive from it all. The perfect combination between land, sea, and sky, and the resort’s renowned high level of personal services are what makes it not only a welcoming home but also a must-visit destination on your journey in Vietnam.
european stocks tumble on tariff moves as chinese yuan sinks

European stocks tumble on tariff moves as Chinese yuan sinks

European stock markets tumbled on Monday (Aug 5) after the Chinese yuan fell sharply in what analysts said was Beijing's riposte to US President Donald Trump vowing to impose fresh tariffs on Chinese goods in the latest trade war flare-up.
cargill helping vietnam thrive

Cargill helping Vietnam thrive

US-backed Cargill has been performing well in Vietnam over the past two decades. Nguyen Ba Luan, country president of Cargill in Vietnam, talked with VIR’s Thanh Tung about the company’s long journey and what it has contributed to the country.
what makes propertyguru vietnam property awards stand out

What makes PropertyGuru Vietnam Property Awards stand out?

The entry form of Vietnam Property Awards has just been closed and received hundreds of registrations, showing the attraction of this prestigious award.
japan to resume commercial whaling after decades long ban

Japan to resume commercial whaling after decades-long ban

Japanese fishermen will set sail on Monday (Jul 1) to hunt whales commercially for the first time in more than three decades, after Tokyo's controversial decision to withdraw from the International Whaling Commission.
transformation of export regulations through evfta

Transformation of export regulations through EVFTA

What does the new EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement, signed in Hanoi on June 30, mean in the era of global trade disputes? Nestor Scherbey, president of Customs, Trade & Risk Management Services (Vietnam) Co. Ltd., spells out the process the country will have to adhere to when it comes to the export and labelling of goods across borders.
benefits for vietnam in eu deal

Benefits for Vietnam in EU deal

Vietnam and the EU last week signed their bilateral free trade agreement and investment protection agreement. Nicolas Audier, chairman of the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam, shares his view on the importance of the deals to Vietnam, what challenges they will create, and how they can bring opportunities for investors in the country.