Knight Frank Vietnam has warned developers to think carefully before buying into shopping centre projects in Ho Chi Minh City.

This year is forecast to be another tough one for the business community, particularly small- and medium-sized companies.

“This may effectively discourage arbitrators in proceeding with any interim relief unless they are fully covered under professional liability insurance”

Last week, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of establishment and development of QTSC and awarding of a second class labour order to QTSC, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan asked QTSC to lure more investment in software R&D activities.

The Vina Trading Centre Limited Company and its agency Savills Vietnam has opened for lease a trading centre part of the Mo Trading Centre Complex. VIR’s Bich Ngoc talks with Savills Vietnam’s head of retail Le Kim Hoa about the centre’s advantages.

Vincom Joint Stock Company recently brought international standard Vincom Real Estate Trading Centre into life. VIR spoke with Vincom Real Estate Trading Centre director Le Thi Anh Ngoc to shed some light on the initiative.

The Ministry of Construction took an iron hand towards a number of real estate trading centres in late January for impinging state regulations.

Vina Commercial Centre Investment Company yesterday officially launched the leasing registration for 22,000 square metres of the Mo Commercial Centre’s shopping space.

Dong Thang Vietnam is to open a commercial centre in the border town of Mong Cai this week to take advantage of growing business between Vietnam and China.

A multi-million dollar financial centre to help Hanoi keep abreast of modern capital cities around the world is being shaped with the first consultation conference to be held by local authorities in the middle of this week.

Khanh Hoa Province was once considered the ‘nerve centre’ of the prawning industry. However, a recent chain of events has led to the demise of its breeding hub Cam Ranh. The once prosperous area is now economically paralysed, leaving farmers ruined and homeless. Thanh Hai takes a look at the Khanh Hoa Province was once considered the ‘nerve centre’ of the prawning industry. However, a recent chain of events has led to the demise of its breeding hub Cam Ranh. The once prosperous area is now economically paralysed, leaving farmers ruined and homeless. Thanh Hai takes a look at the broken dreams.

A commercial centre in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City’s Chinese quarter threw open its doors last week and is set to add a five-star hotel, restaurants and other facilities soon.