Honda to recall 200,000 cars globally
Japan's Honda Motor said Monday it would recall about 200,000 passenger cars globally due to defective engine parts.
Petroleum fund comes under scrutiny
The State Audit of Vietnam is looking into the use of the petroleum price stabilisation fund from July 22 to the end of August.
Tension mounts as US seeks to avert default
The White House and top lawmakers have struggled for a deal to save the world's richest country from a disastrous default on its debt.
Economic meltdown hits interior makers in central province
An economic turmoil has force many furniture makers in the central province of Binh Dinh to reduce operation or shut down this year.
Vietnam seeks more investment from Japan
Vietnam wants Japanese businesses to increase their investment in the country through the form of public-private partnership.
USD7.4 billion beltways to be built around HCM City
The Ministry of Transport has submitted to the Government a project to build two beltways to link HCM City with four neighbuoring provinces.
Real estate firms quarrel over name rights
Two realty companies in HCM City are involved in a lawsuit over copyright and trademark infringement.
Microsoft profit soars on record revenue
Microsoft said its annual profit soared on record revenue thanks in part to hot demand for its Xbox 360 videogame console gear and online network.
Eurozone leaders rush to rescue Greece, euro
Eurozone leaders and private creditors agreed to give Greece a new 159-billion-euro bailout to prevent the debt crisis from spreading worldwide.
Restraining inflation rate at 17% poses major challenge
Vietnam will struggle to restrain inflation at 17% in 2011, said a National Assembly official.
Government promises to continue to cut spending: official
The Vietnamese government has promised to continue to cut public spending in the second half of this year, said an official.
Eurozone leaders may allow Greek debt default
Eurozone leaders entered a critical summit on Thursday eyeing a deal to reduce Greece's debt mountain.
Steel plants face bankruptcy
Many Vietnamese steel plants are on the verge of bankruptcy due to unsold inventories and big debts.
Vietnam plans to build national automobile centre
Vietnam plans to set up a national automobile centre in Chu Lai Economic Zone in Quang Nam province with an initial capital of $500 million.
Central bank buys $4.8 billion: Government report
The State Bank of Vietam has purchased $4.8 billion since the beginning of the year, Governor Nguyen Van Giau has revealed.
3G service providers eye recouping deposits amid capital shortfall
Four mobile providers want to withdraw the remaining 50% of their deposits for 3G services to invest in infrastructure.
Number of 3G subscribers in Vietnam reaches 8 million
Mobile service providers have developed eight million 3G subscribers in Vietnam, narrowing the digital gap between urban and rural areas.
CPI in Hanoi increases 1.32 percent in July
The Consumer Price Index increased by 1.32% from the previous month, and up 21.55% on-year, according to the Hanoi Statistics Office.
Petrolimex turns a profit while claiming losses
After complaining about large losses, the state-owned Vietnam National Petroleum Corp released financial reports that show a profit.
Apple profit rockets with hot iPad, iPhone sales
Apple on Tuesday reported that revenue and profit rocketed to record highs in the recent quarter as sales of iPhones and iPads more than doubled.
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