Foreign group acquires stake in Vietnamese securities company
SBIS has reached a basic agreement to acquire a 20% stake of FPT Securities Joint Stock Company.
Hanoi’s low income housing “lucky draw” answers hopes of 226 families
226 bidders were among those selected in a “lucky draw” which 501 people participated in to become buyers of low-income housing.
Toyota still in 'crisis' one year after recalls
The world's top automaker Toyota remains in "crisis" mode a year after being hit by the first wave of more than 12 million recalls, a report said Thursday.
State enterprises dominate Vietnam’s top 500 list
This year's list of Vietnam’s top 500 companies was dominated by state-owned enterprises.
November CPI records highest increase in 15 years
The consumer price index in November recorded the highest increase Vietnam has seen in the past 15 years.
Developing investment and trade between Vietnam and American region
A seminar was organised on November 24 on potential and opportunities to develop investment and trade between Vietnam and American region.
PM: Cabinet members' roles in Vinashin case to be made public
PM Nguyen Tan Dung pledged to make public the violations of cabinet members who played a role in Vinashin’s downfall.
United Arab Emirates lured by Vietnam’s agriculture
The UAE Minister of Economy says that not just oil, gas, aviation and infrastructure are lucrative but agriculture is also proving to attract investors.
NA official rejects Minister's denial of responsibility in Vinashin case
The Minister of Planning and Investment claimed the agency played no role in Vinashin's fall, a position countered by an NA official.
Romania seeks oil-and-gas industry co-operation
Romania wanted to co-operate with Vietnam in the oil and gas industry, said its ministry of Economy, Trade and Business Environment Co-ordinator for Asia.
HCMC attempts to stabilise prices during 2011 Tet Fesival
HCMC called on local enterprises to help stabilise prices to avoid the price hike fever that goes hand in hand with Tet.
Finance Minister: Vinashin hasn't lost all of its capital
The case of troubled Vinashin topped the agenda at the National Assembly with intense questioning for the Minister of Finance.
Irish PM fights for survival as euro fears resurface
Irish PM Brian Cowen battled for his political survival, while Germany said the euro itself was on the line.
Cement industry looks to limit imports
The domestic cement industry expects to export between 200,000 and 250,000 tonnes of clinker and cement in the remaining months this year.
Deputy PM admits responsibility to power shortages
Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai pointed out reasons for power shortages while admitting responsibility to the situation.
Vinashin set to build 20 ships for Vinalines
The Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group on Nov. 22 signed a framework agreement with Vietnam National Shipping Lines to build 20 new ships.
Vietnam to remain world's largest pepper exporter
Total global pepper exports in this financial year would be 237,650 tonnes according to the latest estimates of the International Pepper Community
Local prices overwhelmed by demand from Chinese market
Local food-processing market is facing a rising price in materials as the sources are being sought after by Chinese traders.
Ireland lands bailout of up to 90 billion euros
Ireland clinched a bumper bailout as pressure pushed Europe and the IMF to plough up to 90B euros into the rescue.
Kumho Industrial wins US$45 million deal from Vietnam
Kumho Industrial Co., a construction unit of South Korea's Kumho Asiana Group, said it has obtained a US$45 million deal to build an office building in Hanoi.
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