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Dozens of people, who have bought land plots from Quoc Cuong Gia Lai Company, have decided to sue the company.

DTiNews interviewed Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Consumer Protection Association about the largely ineffective Consumer Rights Protection Law.

Since early this year, Vietnam has attracted $8.03 billion in foreign direct investment, announced the Foreign Investment Agency.

Sales of low quality Chinese chicken in Vietnam remains uncontrolled, posing a threat to the domestic industry.

ECB chief Mario Draghi vowed unconditional support for the beleaguered euro, sending markets soaring as traders eyed further action from the bank to shore up the eurozone.

Vinacomin is seeking PM approval to cut coal export taxes to 10% to ease its difficulties.

Foreign lending institutions and foreign bank branches will be forbidden from using amounts in excess of 50% of their charter capital to acquire or invest in fixed assets.

A branch of the Vietnam Development Bank has received no customer for the past two years capable of meeting its criteria for loans.

Dozens of projects in the expected 'super urban area' of Me Linh District have been left abandoned for almost four years.

Banks have resumed mobilising gold at an interest rate of 0.6-1% per annum after gold owners were required to pay interest on their gold deposits at banks.

Complicated procedures have brought difficulties for Vietnamese exporters, limiting their competitiveness.

Many traders at both wholesale and traditional markets in Hanoi have stopped trading due to slow sales.

China's economy will rebound in the second half of 2012 to achieve annual growth of 8%, the IMF said.

Spanish borrowing prices hit a new historic high, roiling world markets already hit by a surprise ratings warning to Germany.

After three years, only a third of housing projects for low-income earners have begun construction and only a tenth have been completed.

Vietnam’s July consumer price index dropped 0.29% against June, the second drop in a row this year.

Moody's took the first step toward stripping Germany of its coveted AAA credit rating on Monday, cutting the outlook for Europe's largest and most pivotal economy to "negative."

The national trade deficit reached $58 million in the first seven months of this year, representing only 0.09 percent of total export value, the General Statistics Office (GSO) has reported.

The number of businesses applying online tax registration has surged sharply by geometric progression, according to the General Department of Taxation under the Ministry of Finance.