Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest beer maker with famous beer brand name Budweiser, plans to build a brewery in Vietnam next year to tap the large and fast-growing Asia market.
Many banks and listed companies have announced plans to cut bonuses and salary for top executives this year if they fail to reach their business targets.
Capital planning for mammoth Hanoi-Can Tho expressway upgrading and expansion project is put under the microscope in anticipation of a National Assembly review for bond financing.
Economists and authorities of Binh Dinh Province have supported the implementation of a USD27-billion oil refinery project despite strong opposition from PetroVietnam.
Development planning for the Mekong Delta was discussed at an international workshop in Hanoi on April 24, hosted by the Vietnam – Netherlands Friendship and Cooperation Association and the Water Resources University.
Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai approved the municipal People's Committee of Hanoi's proposal to revise the master plan for the Starlake – the biggest urban development project ever in Hanoi.
Vietnam’s macroeconomics is on the right track, said Alfred Schipke, head of an International Monetary Fund team reviewing macroeconomic and structural policies.
President Truong Tan Sang and the Acting Trade Representative of the US, Ambassador Demetrios James Marantis said they believe Vietnam and the US will soon reach an agreement on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
The April consumer price index for Hanoi decreased 0.15 percent, but still up 5.6 percent against the same period last year, according to a report from the Hanoi Statistics Office.
Authorities of Kien Giang province are speeding up efforts to connect the island districts of Phu Quoc and Kien Hai with the national power grid to fuel local development.
According to the VCCI's report for 2012 the country remained lacking in large and medium-sized enterprises, causing possible difficulties for the economy.
The Mekong Delta city of Can Tho has set a goal to become an industrial hub in the region by 2015, with industry accounting for 46.9 percent of its local economy.
Vietnam has the ninth-lowest unemployment rate in the world, but wage cuts by enterprises and the widespread lack of insurance mean even those fortunate enough to be employed still face challenges.