Business

Russia has been chosen as a partner in the construction of Vietnam's first nuclear power plant to be built in the southern province of Ninh Thuan.

The global economy will depend increasingly on emerging markets to foster strong growth, Federal Reserve Chairman said.

Trinh Vinh Ha is 26, carries a diamond-studded mobile phone, and last month his showroom in Hanoi sold eight Bentleys at $680,000 each.

Deputy premier says developed Asian states can play vital role in helping others achieve sustainability goals.

The eurozone's crippling debts and deficits are a threat to European stability, Italian Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti said.

Many families in HCMC are now able to enjoy cool air at home by leasing air-conditioners rather than buying new ones.

Thousands of fired up and sleep-deprived gadget fans mobbed shops in Australia and Japan Friday as Apple's iPad began its international launch.

Vietnam’s Audio Visual Global Co. JSC will lease 2.5 transponders on the SES World Skies NSS-6 satellite starting late this year.

Taipei-based Fortune Securities Corp has recently been approved to become a publicly listed company in Vietnam, a business source said Thursday.

Stocks rocketed higher after China reassured investors it doesn't plan to sell the European debt it holds.

The Vietnam National Shipping Lines kicked off the construction of a 50,000 DWT wharf in Cam Ranh Seaport, Khanh Hoa Province.

Japan Asia Group will set up two funds in Vietnam and Japan in cooperation with Vietnamese partners, Thang Long Securities.

Smartlink is using BASE24-eps as a shared payment switch between its member banks, and to connect to Vietnam's other national switch.

Petrovietnam will give priority to Japanese companies for participation in ¥3 trillion worth of development projects, according to media reports.

Haiti state-run telecom's distant Internet savior is run by Vietnam's military.

A syndicated loan worth the equivalent of $200 million for the operator of Vietnam's $3 billion Dung Quat oil refinery has been arranged.

Microsoft's charismatic leader, Steve Ballmer, was in Hanoi supporting what he says will be the next generation of technology.

Global stocks slumped on Tuesday, rattled by fears of the European debt crisis and rising tensions on the Korean peninsula.

The base interest rate was a topic of debate among deputies at the National Assembly’s 7th session.