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A Vietnamese bank has offered to buy Vinashin’s debts at a value of 35% of its USD600 million principle debt.

Thailand's worst floods in decades may gradually be subsiding but ripples will be felt by companies and consumers for months to come, analysts say.

PM Nguyen Tan Dung will consider the establishment of the National Vietnam Airlines Group.

Ninety-five foreign non-governmental organisations (NGO) have committed 165.5 million USD in aid to Vietnam’s poverty reduction in 2012.

NA deputies focused their inquiries on the Prime Minister and two ministers about golf course development policies.

The Saigon Trading Corporation has incurred losses of VND174 billion due to its poorly advised investment in the stock market.

The capacity of major airports, such as those in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, have recently been reaching their limits during peak hours.

First Solar's halt of the construction of a solar panel factory in HCM City triggered a worry that the US investor may stop investing in Vietnam.

A man in HCM City was recently discovered to have set up 37 enterprises with the same headquarters in just over one month.

Private airline VietJet Air said it would operate as a low-cost carrier with its first commercial flight next month.

Experts said Vietnam should pay more attention to maintaining sustainable rice production, and not on its ranking of rice export nations.

The NA Finance and Budget Committee suggested further corporate income tax cuts to 20 percent, the chair of the committee told Saigon Tiep Thi newspaper.

Former European commissioner Mario Monti moves to form a new government to lead Italy out of an alarming debt crisis.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has warned of upcoming challenges in finding industrial export contracts in key export markets.

Vietnam Sturgeon Corporation has opened a $47.6 million sturgeon breeding farm in the central highlands province of Dak Lak.

The Vietnam Bio-fuel Association has been established with initial capital of USD500 million.

Businesses complain that they cannot buy dollars to import materials for domestic production.

Europe on Tuesday sets out long-awaited proposals to regulate credit rating agencies whose assessments are considered to have played a key role in the sovereign debt crisis.

The main reason is enterprises paying more for social insurance when the new minimum wage requirement came into effect from October 1.