According to Huntley, many investors also see Vietnam as an attractive market. In the M&A area, many financial businesses and investors see Vietnam in the Southeast Asian region as a good chance for …
Vietnam seeks to expand ties in energy transition with Australia
Chairman of the National Assembly Vuong Dinh Hue expressed his hope that Vietnam and Australia will expand cooperation in energy transition during his reception for the Treasurer of Australia’s …
Vietnam seeks to expand ties in energy transition with Australia
Chairman of the National Assembly Vuong Dinh Hue expressed his hope that Vietnam and Australia will expand cooperation in energy transition during his reception for the Treasurer of Australia’s …
FIEs earn ‘big’ in Vietnam
FIEs also earned revenue of VND8,567,847 billion, up by 19.3 percent, and post-tax profit of VND83,585 billion, up 29.6 percent. They paid taxes of VND179.630 trillion in 2021, compared to VND164.339 …
Why did Lego choose Vietnam, not China, to build first carbon-neutral factory?
Lost investment dollars amid the US-China trade war and pandemic have sparked manufacturing concerns within China, but analysts say Southeast Asia’s gains will be limited even as the region carves out …
The Investment Case for Vietnam and How it can Decouple from Global Markets
Nguyen, Head of Investment, Public Equities and Fixed Income at VinaCapital in Ho Chi Minh offered delegates at the Hubbis Vietnam Wealth Management Forum in Vietnam a level and interesting …
Remains of Vietnam War soldier killed in helicopter crash identified
Army Pfc. Thomas F. Green was the door gunner on a CH-47B Chinook helicopter that crashed over water while flying in October 1971.
India, Vietnam to gain from supply chain shifts away from China in 2023, survey finds
A survey of global shipping and supply chain industry professionals found that two-thirds of respondents consider India, Vietnam viable alternatives to China The Container xChange survey also found …
Philippines top court voids old South China Sea energy deal
The Supreme Court in the Philippines on Tuesday declared the country’s 2005 energy exploration agreement with Chinese and Vietnamese firms was illegal, ruling the constitution does not allow foreign entities to exploit natural resources.
Philippines’ Supreme Court says 2005 oil exploration deal with China, Vietnam is unconstitutional
The court rules that the deal violated the 1987 Constitution that states the exploration, development and utilisation of the country’s natural resources shall be under the full control and supervision of the state.