Rally runs out of steam

Rally runs out of steam

The rally cooled Thursday, but market liquidity continued added up.
NA policies fail to spark confidence

NA policies fail to spark confidence

Cash flows continued being strongly withdrawn Thursday as policies from National Assembly failed to encourage investors.
FPT shares are hot property

FPT shares are hot property

Red River Holding has registered to purchase an additional 1 million FPT shares continuing the foreign fund’s effort to increase ownership in the local technology giant.
ARAs improves reporting standards

ARAs improves reporting standards

Fifty winners have been named for excellence in company reporting as Vietnam’s fifth Annual Report Awards competition wrapped up last week.
Liquidity jumps on rebound

Liquidity jumps on rebound

Liquidity improved Thursday in line with a strong rebound in benchmarks.
Liquidity on a roll despite pressures

Liquidity on a roll despite pressures

Liquidity soared Thursday despite locking in profit pressures and the fall of both bourses.
Investors end week on a high

Investors end week on a high

Local investors’ demands for shares rebounded Friday boosting the stock market.
Week starts with a bang

Week starts with a bang

Both two bourses rallied Monday as investors strongly demanded shares, with cash flows turning to penny stocks.
Market bounces back in style

Market bounces back in style

The two bourses suddenly recovered with stocks rising Wednesday, after falling too deeply in previous sessions.

Las Vegas Sands rolls dice on Vietnam casino deals

“Las Vegas Sands Corp would not invest in Vietnam without permission to build integrated resorts comprising casinos in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City”
News Corp. puts Myspace on the block

News Corp. puts Myspace on the block

News Corp. said Wednesday it was exploring a sale or other "strategic options" for Myspace, the ailing social network which has been eclipsed by Facebook.
News Corp. abandons digital newsstand project: WSJ

News Corp. abandons digital newsstand project: WSJ

News Corp. has dropped a digital newsstand project that was part of an ambitious plan by the Rupert Murdoch-owned company to help publishers charge for content online, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.