Trade villages fight to surviveTrade villages in northern Hai Phong City are struggling to develop their own trademarks.
Increased exports have negative impactIncreased exports have been adding to the risk of exhausted natural resources and environmental pollution, an official said.
Nokia says Apple to pay royalties, ending patent disputesNokia said its competitor Apple had agreed to pay royalties for using Nokia technology in its devices, ending all of their ongoing patent disputes.
Toyota: Engineer’s suspension unrelated to recallToyota Vietnam gave a 3-month suspension to an engineer who exposed the company’s technical faults, but they insist it was unrelated.
Domestic goods thrive amid high inflationThe increasing price of goods across the board has caused Vietnamese consumers to switch to locally made products.
Vietnam needs $102b to train employeesTotal investment capital for Vietnam's human resource development is estimated at USD102.6 billion for the 2011-2020 period.
Japan continues to prioritise ODA for VietnamDespite the impact of recent disasters, Japan will maintain its ODA pledges for Vietnam in the coming time, an official said.
Vietnam can export 7.4 mln tonnes of rice this yearThe Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has forecast that the country’s rice exports could reach 7.1 to 7.4 million tonnes this year.
Japan poll finds 74% support nuclear phase-outAlmost three-quarters of Japanese respondents to a newspaper poll favour a gradual phase-out of nuclear energy in the wake of the Fukushima atomic accident .
Vietnam begins importing coalA shipment of over 9,575 tonnes of coal from Indonesia arrived at the Cai Lai seaport in the southern province of Dong Nai on June 13.
Rivals hit Lagarde as IMF race heats upRivals to lead the IMF lit into French favorite Christine Lagarde, with one suggesting she had conflicting interests.
Race for Strauss-Kahn successor goes to IMF boardThe IMF's executive board meets Monday as the campaign to find a new chief reels from the unexpected twist of a dark horse candidacy.
Vietnam maintains retail petrol prices despite global fallVietnamese authorities have decided not to cut petroleum prices but have hiked import taxes on some products.
Toyota Vietnam punishes whistle-blowing engineerToyota Vietnam has suspended for three months an engineer who exposed its technical faults in manufacturing.
Social networking used by only 1% of Vietnamese firmsOnly 1% of Vietnamese companies use social networking sites as a marketing tool, while the world average is 54%.
Banks warned to comply with credit growth limitsState Bank of Vietnam Governor Nguyen Van Giau required commercial banks to maintain credit growth at 20 percent or less this year.
Monetary policy on track for successNational monetary policy was on the right track, with credit growth falling to 6.92 percent in the first five months of the year, said an official.
Vietnam’s retail market ranking sliding down since ‘08Vietnam’s retail market ranking has slipped from first place in 2008 to 23rd place among 30 surveyed emerging economics in 2011,said a survey.
Two withdraw as Europe fights to keep IMF jobTwo candidates to head the IMF backed out of the race, denouncing Europe's bid to hold on to the job.
Shocking fees proposed for ‘right to own a car’An investment association recently proposed that the Vietnamese government should put a special fee on imported cars and motorbikes.