FEATURE

Vu Dinh Anh, a respected economist, has pointed out that in many cases, investors decide to buy shares of equitized enterprises because the enterprises have many land plots in advantageous positions, or ‘golden land’.

The new regulation that clients’ information will be shared by 30 commercial banks with taxation bodies has stirred up the public. People fear that their bank account information may be leaked.

After a record-high growth rate in January, Vietnam’s tourism industry has fallen into a crisis caused by Covid-19.

A researcher on renewable energy, Dr Vo Viet Cuong, from the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Faculty under the HCM City University of Technology and Education, has noted that there is no absolutely clean energy.

The rapid development of technology is a threat to workers, as robots can now replace many hotel and bank officers.

The first East Sea International Conference took place in 2009. Twelve years have passed, but concerns about the situation in the East Sea still remain and the desire for a peaceful, cooperative and developed East Sea is still there.

Talented people are available at any time, talent is everywhere, but the number of talented persons is often limited. 

There were many things the married couple planned to do when they were united, but these never happened because of an accident that killed the husband.

An eel farm of an older man brings turnover of nearly VND10 billion a year, and 99 percent orders are online. Another farmer sold 26 tons of rambutan by contract after putting goods on online sale.

Private airlines including Vietjet Air and Bamboo Airways struggling to survive are looking forward for a new support package to maintain their operations.

While many Vietnamese find their way to developed countries to make a living, many European and American businesspeople consider Vietnam, particularly Da Lat, a good land. 

Worries have been raised that RCEP will lead to a higher trade deficit with partners, especially China. But the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) doesn’t think so.

The competition in the beer market is no longer healthy as 'dirty tricks' have been used to win over rivals and obtain market share.

The growth of domestic firms, especially private ones, is expected to cause a significant qualitative change in FDI and export attraction.

The private sector is very active in key sectors of the economy. If there is a 'push', they will become an important force with other economic sectors to take the country forward.