Consumer deals drive Vietnam’s M&A rebound in December

Consumer deals drive Vietnam’s M&A rebound in December

Vietnam’s M&A market recorded 31 deals worth about $1.3 billion in December, with consumer sector transactions leading activity.
Vietnam Hardware & Hand Tools Expo 2024 to open

Vietnam Hardware & Hand Tools Expo 2024 to open

The 9th VHHE will take place in Ho Chi Minh City from December 5-7.
Vietnam Expo 2024 to take place in early December

Vietnam Expo 2024 to take place in early December

Vietnam Expo 2024 will take place in Ho Chi Minh City between December 5-7.
US auto sales jump 13 pct in 2012 as Toyota leads pack

US auto sales jump 13 pct in 2012 as Toyota leads pack

US auto sales jumped 13.4 percent in 2012 to their best performance since the crash of 2008, as better economic times, hot new models and the need to replace aging vehicles drew consumers to showrooms.
Vietnam’s CPI hits 18.12pct in 2011, exceeds target

Vietnam’s CPI hits 18.12pct in 2011, exceeds target

Vietnam’s consumer price index (CPI) this year was at 18.12 per cent, exceeding the target of 18 per cent set by the government early last month.
Short-term pain from long-term policies

Short-term pain from long-term policies

In November, the State Bank announced a series of policy adjustments to regulate inflation, plus monetary and gold markets.

Metal prices hammer record highs

Copper and tin prices nailed historic highs this week, and gold smashed above $1,400 for the first time in history in a sustained record-breaking run fuelled by hopes of economic recovery.

Commodities smash records in historic week

LONDON, October 15, 2010 - Gold, tin, rubber and cotton hit record peaks this week, aided by keen demand, the tumbling dollar and strengthening hopes of new monetary easing measures from the US Federal Reserve, analysts said.
Building a sustainable pathway

Building a sustainable pathway

Sustainable development is an inevitable growth trend for Vietnam. The Communist Party of Vietnam’s guidelines and the Vietnamese government’s policies have stressed the priority goal of sustainable development in national socio-economic development strategies.

BTA wires telcos for joint ventures

Foreign companies can now hold as much as 50 per cent in joint ventures with Vietnamese companies to provide telecoms service in the strictly controlled telecoms sector.Deputy minister of Post and Telematics, Mai Liem Truc, last week confirmed that under the bilateral trade agreement (BTA) between Vietnam and the US, foreign companies would be permitted to form joint ventures with local partners to provide value-added services from December 12, Internet services from late next year, and basic telecoms and mobile phone services from December 2005.