Transport Minister sacks five contractorsTransport Minister Dinh La Thang requested a ministry's unit to get rid of five sub-contractors for slow progress of an expressway project.
Eurozone split over Chinese help in debt crisisEurozone leaders are toying with the idea of asking China and other emerging powers to help them out of the debt crisis.
EU leaders begin meeting on eurozone debt crisisEuropean leaders opened an EU summit aimed at solving the eurozone debt crisis and convincing global rivals that recession can be kept at bay.
China-ASEAN investment summit beginThe eighth China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit (CABIS) opened in China ’s southern city of Nanning on Oct. 21.
Official denies power price rises to subsidise EVN lossesThe Government would not approve any increase in power price to offset EVN’s losses from its non-core investment.
Japan cabinet approves $156 billion recovery budgetJapan's cabinet approved an extra $156 billion draft budget to reconstruct tsunami-hit regions and help companies fight the strong yen.
HCM City's inflation slows in OctoberHCM City's consumer price index this month increased by 0.18 percent over last month, according to the municipal Statistics Office.
Ponzi schemes spell bankruptcy for investorsMany individuals in big cities have fallen in bankruptcy after putting all their money to runners into unsound investments.
Slow debt recovery drives firms to the wallCompanies are finding it hard collect debts, putting them at risk of defaulting with their own partners.
EVN reiterates power price hike proposalThe Electricity of Vietnam Group has again proposed a power price hike of 10-13%.
State Bank of Vietnam to focus on security, liquidityThe State Bank of Vietnam will continue to closely monitor the monetary market and the banking sector to help deal with liquidity-related problems.
HSBC: Vietnam to be among top 5 international powerhousesThe new quarterly HSBC Trade Connections world trade forecaster predicts Vietnam is amongst the top five international powerhouses.
Vietnam offers ideal outsourcing destination for multinationalsMultinational companies are tending to move their outsourced facilities from China to other countries, offering opportunities for Vietnam.
Chinese group acquires Sanyo businesses in Southeast AsiaChina’s Haier Group has acquired businesses operating under the Sanyo Electric brand name in Southeast Asia.
China vows to keep yuan stable as investment slowsChina said it would maintain a stable exchange rate and warned that foreign trade faced a "severe situation" due to the West's economic woes.
Taxes on import cars to be cutThe import duty on cars will be cut by 3-5 percent from next year if a proposal drafted by the Ministry of Finance is approved.
Computer chip giant Intel reports record earningsIntel Corporation reported record-high earnings as the company shipped more chips than ever despite talk of a gloomy global computer market.
Economic restructuring discussed in HanoiRestructuring investment mechanisms is a key to restructuring the economy, according to a seminar in Hanoi on Oct. 18.
Goldman Sachs reports $428 million lossGoldman Sachs, weighed down by problems in its private equity portfolio and the broader global economic woes, reported a loss of $428 million.
Fixing Vietnam's coffee export industryTighter regulations are being considered in order to improve the coffee export industry, one official has said.
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