Bicycle makers to resume EU exportsDomestic bicycle makers are looking to resume exports to the EU after the European Commission scrapped anti-dumping taxes on their products.
Bond issuance horizon brightensLimited liability companies are set to be allowed to issue bonds under a new draft decree.
Asia must brace for possible economic shocks: IMFAsian nations must brace for possible threats to the world\'s economic recovery, the International Monetary Fund chief said.
Vietnam giant Vinashin to undergo Government reviewGovernment inspectors announced an inspection of the Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group, which has debts of over VND80 trillion.
PM inaugurates power plant in Quang Nam provincePM Dung cut the ribbon to inaugurate the A Vuong Hydropower Plant and kick off construction of the Thanh My Cement Plant in Quang Nam.
Outrigger to build luxury resort in VietnamOutrigger has signed an agreement with a developer to jointly design and manage a new luxury resort being built along Vietnam’s Central Coast.
Vietnamese status seekers pay up for iPhone 4The iPhone 4 is super hot in Vietnam despite being priced way over its real value.
IMF raises world growth forecast but risks risingThe global economy is recovering faster than expected but Europe's debt crisis might stall the rebound, the International Monetary Fund said.
Providers blame blackouts on low-cost of energyEnergy providers blame blackouts on low-cost of energy while consumers could see a rise in prices for power.
Hundreds of contractors shut down for violations406 contractors in HCMC who have intentionally delayed the payment of their fines have had construction licenses revoked.
Official: Shipbuilding giant Vinashin in $4.2 billion of debtVinashin is worth an over VND 90 trillion but is in about VND 80 trillion of debt, according to a government official.
PM Dung kick-starts major power projectPM Nguyen Tan Dung pressed the button for the construction of a 600 MW thermal-power plant in the central province of Thanh Hoa.
EC removes anti-dumping duties on Vietnam’s bikesThe European Union has decided to end its imposition of anti-dumping duties on Vietnam’s bicycles exported to EU countries as from July 2010.
PM orders restructuring of Vietnam's largest shipbuilding companyVinashin Group is expecting to have its business organisation and financial investments restructured for stability.
Vietnam, Venezuela establish petroleum joint ventureThe establishment of the joint venture PetroMacareo is a step in realizing the energy cooperation agreement between the two countries.
UPS, rivals chase package business to AsiaInitiatives in Vietnam mirror UPS’s strategy around Asia, with the package carrier seeking to broaden its global footprint.
World Cup packing pawn shops with stuffMany people find pawnshops the perfect way to cover their betting losses despite being charged more interest than usual.
Toyota says 270,000 vehicles have faulty enginesToyota Motor Corp. said Thursday about 270,000 vehicles sold worldwide, including luxury Lexus sedans, have faulty engines.
Interest rates on loans begin to dropVietinbank is the first bank to cut the ceiling lending interest rates in Vietnamese dong in accordance with the new policy.
Global markets plunge on renewed growth fearsStock markets in Europe and the US fell hard following earlier losses in Asia, on news of an erosion in US consumer confidence.