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The Vietnamese government has made strides in putting its tight monetary policy in place, helping reduce credit demands and inflation, according to HSBC Group.

Infrastructure for urban and industrial zones and universities need to be planned in a more coordinated manner at regional levels, says an official of the Institute for World Economics and Politics.

Fisheries have been complaining, saying the food safety policies adversely affect business.

In the process of merging, SHB bank announced Habubank’s losses were only half of those in their initial statement.

Facebook set a price range for its public offering that would value the social network between $70 billion and $87.5 billion.

The four-day holidays saw popular tourist destinations flooded with holidaymakers regardless of higher services prices than on normal days.

US Treasury Secretary urged China to allow further appreciation of its yuan currency against the dollar.

ECB chiefs gathered under tight security in Spain to discuss whether to provide more money for governments as the political resolve to rein in deficits shows signs of crumbling.

Real Madrid claimed their first Spanish title in four years as they beat Athletic Bilbao 3-0 for what is their 32nd league crown.

Hanoi’s ATMs have suffered a shortfall in cash, causing problems for people trying to withdraw money after the holiday.

Domestic gas retail prices have continued to drop sharply following a fall in the world market.

There are so many incredible stories about the 10-year-old Vietnamese stock market which can be heard only in Vietnam.

Facebook is on track to make its historic multi-billion-dollar debut on Wall Street on May 18, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The long holiday have led to skyrocketing prices, along with opportunities for price-gougers.

With more coal-fired power plants to be built, by 2020, Vietnam would need 48 million tons of coal imports a year.

There are optimistic signs of investors coming back to the real-estate market in HCM City after the State Bank of Vietnam announced to lower interest rates.

The Debt and Asset Trading Corporation has considered providing a maximum sum of USD12 million to handle the debt of beleaguered seafood company Bianfishco

Google confirmed that its online search and advertising services are under scrutiny by regulators in Argentina and South Korea.

A legal battle between Yahoo! and Facebook heated up with the floundering Internet pioneer accusing the rising social network star of buying patents just to retaliate in court.