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The tablet is now listed on Microsoft product pages in the U.S. and Europe, but with no details on price or launch date.

Japan's territorial dispute with China appears to be spilling onto the stage of global finance meetings.

Vietnam needs a long-term port system vision in order to reach the government's target of sea commerce.

Chinese goods have been flowing to Vietnam in masses, thus worsening Vietnam’s trade deficit.

A number of businesses in HCM City have imported bad quality chicken from South Korea to sell to supermarkets and restaurants.

The investors in the tourism real estate sector, who thought to be unhurt by the gloomy real estate market, have also tasted the bitterness of the economic crisis.

Eurozone private sector business activity remained firmly stuck in the doldrums in September, with the key services sector suffering a very sharp fall, a survey showed.

The MoIT will promote the consumption of biofuel by providing more information on the economic and environmental advantages of the vegetable–derived petrol alternative.

Struggling Finnish mobile phone manufacturer Nokia might sell its headquarters on the outskirts of Helsinki, a senior company official was quoted as saying on Wednesday.

Asia's service industries' true potential remains blocked by restrictions and red tape, a new ADB report claims.

Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung yesterday said the nation always welcomed and facilitated Indian enterprises to co-operate and invest in agriculture in Vietnam.

Vietnamese seaports now face the problem of being overload or not having sufficient capacity, revealing failures in planning.

The HSBC Global Research has said in their recent report that Vietnam's economic growth this year could reach 5%.

US-based Eximbank has approved a loan of USD118 million for VNPT to buy satellites and services from Lockheed Martin.

The MoIT has denied a electricity price hike in October because the inspection over power production cost has not been completed.

Vietnam will need at least seven years to sell 70,000 apartments that lie empty if the country does not apply any stimulus measures.

Spain may seek a sovereign bailout within days, financial analysts predicted Monday, after the eurozone's fourth-largest economy revealed a soaring debt outlook.

Joint-stock credit institutions are expected to face even more difficulties to be listed on the stock market after the central bank's newly issued circular.

Vietnam’s stated-owned enterprises have racked up an estimated VND200 trillion (USD9.52 billion) in bad debts.