A passenger on a Vietnam Airlines flight left a wallet stuffed with $45,000 in cash, an ATM card and other personal documents.
Plug Power Preparing To Expand Business To China, Vietnam, South Korea: Nikkei Asia
Hydrogen fuel cell maker Plug Power Inc. (NASDAQ: PLUG) is planning to expand its business to China, Vietnam and South Korea, Nikkei Asia reported Tuesday. What Happened: …
Wallet with $45,000 cash left behind on plane in Vietnam
Flight attendants with Vietnam Airlines were able to reunite a passenger with a wallet that contained $45,000 cash, as well as Vietnamese currency and other valuable personal items.
European enterprises maintain optimism about Vietnam’s business environment
This proportion increased 12 percent from the outlook for the first quarter of this year, indicating that a positive view on the trade and investment environment in Vietnam has been maintained among …
Vietnam emerges as top alternative for global supply chain shift
The number of US-based companies seeing Vietnam as a top sourcing market has doubled over the past four years due to the global relocation trend from China.
Vietnam emerges as top alternative for global supply chain shift
The number of US-based companies seeing Vietnam as a top sourcing market has doubled over the past four years due to the global relocation trend from China.
Vietnam sees 17.5 pct more new enterprises in first 4 months
Nearly 44,200 enterprises were established in Vietnam in the first four months of this year, posting a rise of 17.5 percent year on year, the highest growth rate for the period since 2017, according …
Vietnam sees 17.5 pct more new enterprises in first 4 months
Nearly 44,200 enterprises were established in Vietnam in the first four months of this year, posting a rise of 17.5 percent year on year, the highest growth rate for the period since 2017, according …
Growing number of US companies eye Vietnam as alternative sourcing location to China
The number of US-based companies seeing Vietnam as a top sourcing market has doubled over the past four years due to the global relocation trend from China.
Growing number of US companies eye Vietnam as alternative sourcing location to China
The number of US-based companies seeing Vietnam as a top sourcing market has doubled over the past four years due to the global relocation trend from China.