Single-aisle jet orders take off at Farnborough show
Airlines and leasing groups agreed to buy single-aisle passenger jets worth billions of dollars at the Farnborough International Airshow.
Greenback scarcities
Greenback supplies might become scarcer in the next two months as USD loans extended this year mature and demand from importers rises.
iPad and other gadgets drain Asia of electronic components
The launch this year of gadgets such as the iPad and 3D televisions is draining the Asian market dry of electronic components.
Export drop hits prices for Vietnam rice farmers
Over-production and lower exports have left rice farmers in Vietnam\'s Mekong Delta holding on to their stocks in the face of lower prices, analysts say.
Pruksa sees fivefold jump in sales on India, Vietnam
Pruksa expects revenue to jump fivefold over the next eight years as the company starts selling homes in countries including India and Vietnam.
Vietnam leaps into petrochemical industry
Polypropylene Plant in the Dung Quat Economic Zone of Quang Ngai Province produced their first batch of the product yesterday.
Vietnam tourism revenue to reach US$ 8.7 billion by 2013
With the growing investment and increase in the number of health tourists, the tourism sector in Vietnam is all set to post double-digit growth rate.
Office space in HCMC getting more competitive
Office leasing prices in HCM City continued to be slashed during the second quarter of 2010 amid a rise in vacancies.
Vietnam to stop granting new investment licenses to steel projects
The Ministry of Industry & Trade has asked cities and provinces to stop granting new investment licenses to steel projects.
Electronics retailers go begging for customers
Electronics shops and supermarkets in major cities are offering big discounts to boost flagging sales at the end of the World Cup and dry season.
Rubber prices may extend drop on Vietnam-China trade resumption
Natural rubber futures in Tokyo and Shanghai may extend recent declines if Vietnam, the fifth- biggest producer, resumes full border trade with China.
From London to Vietnam
Accessories designer Anupa Horvil set up her own business in Vietnam, and wants to encourage other expats to do the same.
HSBC Vietnam to open branches in Danang, Can Tho
HSBC Vietnam got official approval to open two more branches outside the country\'s two main cities.
Malaysia Airlines implements e-ticketing platform in Vietnam
Abacus-appointed travel agents in Vietnam will be the first to issue electronic TAT tickets on behalf of Malaysia Airlines.
Vietnam’s pepper export price likely to rise
The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development forecasts that the price of pepper in the world market will continue rising.
Vietnam operators struggle to get established in 3G market
The actual numbers of 3G network subscribers are much lower than the numbers that mobile operators had previously suggested.
Bicycle makers to resume EU exports
Domestic bicycle makers are looking to resume exports to the EU after the European Commission scrapped anti-dumping taxes on their products.
Bond issuance horizon brightens
Limited liability companies are set to be allowed to issue bonds under a new draft decree.
Asia must brace for possible economic shocks: IMF
Asian nations must brace for possible threats to the world\'s economic recovery, the International Monetary Fund chief said.
Vietnam giant Vinashin to undergo Government review
Government inspectors announced an inspection of the Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group, which has debts of over VND80 trillion.
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