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Some of the largest swine producers in Vietnam are in Nebraska this week to learn more about genetics and feed and to possibly buy the products.

Astrium Satellites will build a medium-resolution optical Earth observation satellite for the Vietnamese government under a contract valued at 55.2 million euros,

Securities firms’ investment portfolios may be made public to create a more transparent stock market.

A Toyota Motor Corp. technician called sudden acceleration an “extremely dangerous problem” in 2003, a lawsuit claimed.

Electric cars are coming this fall. But with many unknowns, it could be more prudent to lease than buy a Chevy Volt or Nissan Leaf.

Bio-ethanol (E5) will make its debut in Vietnam, giving consumers an alternative source of petrol at a lower price.

Electricity of Vietnam started talks with a group of banks for a five-year loan of about $300 million, according to two people familiar with the matter.

BP has hired HSBC Holdings to sell its stake in a natural gas field in Vietnam, a person familiar with the matter said Thursday.

According to the Deputy Minister of Construction, economic apartment housing is a concept that should be put into action in HCMC.

Market interest rates are in line for a period of stability.

Vietnam can't boast many companies that compete overseas. Nguyen Quoc Khanh started one 20 years ago, and he now wins contracts from New York to Kiev.

Vietnam Competition Council fined 19 insurance companies for colluding to increase insurance fees for motor vehicles.

Gold imports to Vietnam are being squashed despite strong gold investment demand.

Vietnam\'s garment and textile industry needs up to 200,000 more workers as demand picked up following the global economic recovery, officials said.

A master plan for a key Hanoi ring road is set to get the property sector buzzing.

Concerns about the strength of economic recovery in the United States weighed on Asian stocks on Thursday.

A wealthy businessman has purchased Vietnam’s very first private helicopter.

Credit card fees  and rewards programs exacerbate income inequality by acting as a transfer of wealth from poor to rich, according to a new study.

In opening a factory in Vietnam, MHI Aerospace is taking a path that more and more companies are taking, driven by cheap labour and relative political stability.