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Crooked bosses steal workers' wages

Crooked bosses steal workers' wages

Hundreds of workers have lost months of wages and insurance protection after their employers disappeared, leaving them without pay or jobs, with authorities struggling to curb what is perceived to be a growing problem.
Quality issues hurting rice exports

Quality issues hurting rice exports

Some rice traders are mixing low quality rice into export shipments of fragrant rice, threatening the integrity of Vietnam's rice export industry.
Local firms lack knowledge of FTAs

Local firms lack knowledge of FTAs

Many local enterprises do not know much about the TPP and the AEC free trade agreements (FTAs) that are expected to be signed this year.
Vietnam's private giants turn to farming

Vietnam's private giants turn to farming

Vietnam’s agriculture is receiving an increase of domestic and foreign investment. To use the investment flow effectively, the Vietnamese government has promulgated mechanisms and policies to remove obstacles for businesses.
Vietnam, EU speed up FTA negotiations

Vietnam, EU speed up FTA negotiations

Minister of Industry and Trade Vu Huy Hoang and European Commissioner for Trade Cecilia Malmstrom sought to boost Vietnam-EU Free Trade Agreement negotiations during their working session in Kuala Lumpur.
Vietnam tourism industry gearing up for growth

Vietnam tourism industry gearing up for growth

Vietnam’s tourism and hospitality sector will create 250,000 job opportunities over the next five years and an all-out effort is being made to prepare young people to staff them, the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) recently revealed.
Vietnam to set up five fishery centres

Vietnam to set up five fishery centres

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has recommended that the State's budget concentrate on developing infrastructure and logistic facilities for five regional fishery centres along the Vietnamese coastline.
Sharp rise in imports of Chinese machinery

Sharp rise in imports of Chinese machinery

Vietnam spent USD2.27bn on imports of machinery from China in the first quarter of this year, up 46% on a year earlier, but concerns have been raised that the country may not be getting value for money.
Tourism firms enjoy bumper holiday week

Tourism firms enjoy bumper holiday week

Tour companies are having a bumper holiday season, with most out-bound and in-bound tours sold out for Reunification Day on April 30 and the May Day holiday on May 1, with few slots left for remaining travel.
Hanoi to drop stagnant FDI projects

Hanoi to drop stagnant FDI projects

Hanoi authorities said they would drop foreign direct investment (FDI) projects that are behind schedule or where investors are found to be unable to follow through on commitments.
Greece heads for more crunch talks with European creditors

Greece heads for more crunch talks with European creditors

Time is running out for Greece to reach a deal with bailout creditors and prevent the country going bankrupt, the eurozone's top official said Friday as he headed into discussions with his colleagues from the 19-country single currency zone.
'Cement should be top export'

'Cement should be top export'

Vietnam should have a long-term strategy to make cement a large-scale and high-value export product to give a boost to the country's export revenue, said Deputy Minister of Construction Nguyen Tran Nam.
Vietnam revives logging industry by going green

Vietnam revives logging industry by going green

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) recently revealed that the government plans to sign a voluntary partnership agreement (VPA) related to the timber industry with the European Union (EU) by the end of the year.

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