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Taiwan luxury sedan maker Luxgen Motor plans to start exporting its vehicles to five foreign markets, including Vietnam, from the fourth quarter.

Despite difficulties in world markets, Vietnam’s average rice export price is as high as other largre rice exporting countries.

By 2010, aquatic products will account for 30-35% of GDP contributed by the agro-forestry and fishery sector.

After coping with the worst of the global economic crisis, the International Air Transport Association revised its 2010 industry outlook and is now projecting a profit of $8.9 billion.

Vietnam's appetite for mooncakes is rising as adults use the annual treats, traditionally enjoyed by children, to grease the wheels of commerce.

Electricity of Vietnam will have the responsibility for buying electricity from wind power farms at VND1,317 per kilowatt-hour.

The World Trade Organization raised its trade growth forecast for 2010 to 13.5 percent from 10 percent.

The Prime Minister has endorsed an air transport agreement that officials of Vietnam and the United States renewed in May this year.

The State Bank of Vietnam's branch in Ho Chi Minh City this week will inspect the use of foreign currencies in real estate transactions in the locality.

Some Chinese traders are using the trademark of “Made-in-Vietnam” on many of their products.

Relevant agencies must do their utmost to prevent fluctuations in the rice market.

HCMC employers offer a wage which is 30-40% lower than what potential employees expect.

Global investors have pinpointed Vietnam as the top emerging markets in the world.

Many local enterprises are taking out short-term loans with interest rate of more than 12% a year, according to a survey report released on Thursday.

The price of gold struck a record high above 1,280 US dollars an ounce in Hong Kong.

Vietnam is stepping up investigations into companies that may be avoiding taxes by allocating profits to units in other countries.

Vietnamese seafood exporters and producers has opposed the US' preliminary decision to impose high anti-dumping tariff on frozen fillets imported from Vietnam.

Several commercial banks have pushed the annual interest rates on US dollar deposits up to 4.6% due to a shortage of dollars.

Google is trying to put together an online music service that would take on Apple's market-ruling iTunes, according to a report at Billboard.com.