Vietnam urged to fix false commercial practiceLarge quantity and low quality of commercials have pushed the government to tighten control on the media.
Obama calls more talks to seek US debt dealUS President Barack Obama called more budget talks Monday at the White House to seek US debt deal.
Fuel prices to remain steadyThe Ministry of Finance has decided not to raise import duties on petroleum products in the face of "complicated" fluctuations in the global market.
Vietnam, EU look forward to free trade argreementThe signing of a Vietnam-EU Free Trade Agreement will further promote bilateral ties and increase investment opportunities for both sides.
Proposal to speed up stagnant transportation projects rejectedA proposal of VND6.8 trillion in G-bonds for stagnant transportation projects has been turned down.
IMF releases new funds for Greek rescueThe IMF said it was releasing 3.2 billion euros to Greece as part of its joint bailout with the European Union for the debt-stricken country.
Noodle producer accused of false advertisingAcecook Vietnam has lodged a petition to the Vietnam Competition Authority against Masan Food, accusing it of false advertising.
Hanoi master plan calls for massive capital injectionHanoi will need between USD180-190 billion to invest in various investment projects during the next decade.
Draft says airlines need $15-48m to operateA draft decree on aviation regulations is currently being considered by the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam.
ECB digs in on rates, Greece, provides cover for PortugalThe European Central Bank stuck to its guns Thursday, hiking interest rates to tame inflation, and offering help for Portuguese banks.
Sweet potato growers wooed by Chinese tradersVietnamese sweet potato growers are facing increasing challenges to find outlet for their products.
Vietnamese litchis served as appetizing fruit for ChineseChinese merchants have been collecting litchis, a specility of Bac Giang Province's Luc Ngan District, to carry to their home land for sales.
Tight credit, high interest hurt businessesLending interest rates remain high, affecting the operations of many companies.
EVN cuts VND12.5 trillion on investmentThe Electricity of Vietnam has decided to cancel construction of 300 projects worth VND12.5 trillion (USD609 million) for this year.
Phu Yen hosts international trade fairThe International Trade Fair Central Highlands will be held in Phu Yen province from September 1-6.
Employers warn over early minimum wage increaseA proposal to bring forward national minimum wage pay rises has worried many businesses.
Vinacomin defends recent coal importsVinacomin’s claims that coal imports are more economical than using domestic coal have been rejected by experts.
China raises interest rates amid inflation fightChina raised a key interest rate Wednesday for a third time this year as it tries to cool surging inflation.
Fishy businesses play dirty on catfish farmersMany seafood firms have reportedly bullied catfish farmers by breaching contracts thanks to certain adroitly-crafted escape clauses.
Bogus company cheats dozens of peopleA bogus company in Danang has cheated many people through its "win-a-car programme", taking up to $970 from each.