Nearly 350 Vietnamese citizens have returned home safely from the US on a flight arranged on August 29 and 30 that departed from Houston. Vietnamese authorities and representative agencies in the US, …
Construction work collapse kills 4 in northern Vietnam
Four workers were killed after an embankment collapsed in Vietnam’s northern Phu Tho province on Tuesday, Vietnam News Agency reported. The workers were constructing the foundation of the embankment, …
EMQ Expands Real-time International Payment Capabilities Across Vietnam
International cross-border payments delivered in minutes through NAPAS network EMQ, a global financial settlement network, announced that it has further expanded its real-time international payment …
All activities in Hoang Sa, Truong Sa without permission violate Vietnam’s sovereignty: Spokeswoman
Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Le Thi Thu Hang reiterated Vietnam’s consistent view that all activities in Vietnam’s Hoang Sa (Paracel) and Truong Sa (Spratly) without its permission violate the country …
A visit to Vietnam’s richest commune
Hai Minh in Hai Hau district in the northern province of Nam Dinh is a rural commune, but also home to villas and mansions worth hundreds of thousands of USD. It is known as one of the richest rural …
Police arrest 82 Bangladeshi migrant workers returning from Vietnam
The arrests come just few months after police jailed 219 migrants upon their return from Middle Eastern counties, without any specific charges against them …
How can Vietnamese firms adapt to the new normal of international business?
Vietnam continues to show some positive signs of growth, with the World Bank’s latest report projecting Vietnam’s GDP to grow by 2.8% this year if the global situation gradually improves. This economi …
Ho Chi Minh pitches itself as regional financial hub after COVID
The committee’s pitch comes as Vietnam plans to provide Ho Chi Minh City with increased financial support to boost the southern commercial hub’s economy in a bid to help the country rise from the …
Adapting Vietnamese firms to the new normal of international business
Businesses are doing their best to manage the challenges and look for some opportunities from free trade agreements and COVID-19.
Vietnam dodged the coronavirus bullet, so why are its workers struggling?
For decades, millions of Vietnamese relied on the country’s export-oriented economy to provide work. Then the coronavirus pandemic hit.