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The Vietnamese group of manufacturing and trading reported a total revenue of over VND 8.2 trillion and will unveil a new strategy in 2010.

Southern provinces have this year targeted a rice yield of 23 million tonnes on an area of 4,341 million hectares.

An idea that started in a garage five years ago has led a group of U.S entrepreneurs to Hanoi, Vietnam.

Vietnam raised $1 billion through a 10-year bond sale Monday priced at 98.576 and offering a yield of 6.95%, according to a fund manager's term sheet.

Vietnam is expected to export 750,000 tonnes of rubber this year to reach an export revenue of US$1.5 billion, says the Vietnam Rubber Association.

Vietnam plans to sell as much as $1 billion of 10-year bonds today, according to an e-mail arrangers sent to investors today.

New Telecom Center of Excellence of IBM in Malaysia will help ASEAN’s telecom industry to address the rising challenges.

Last year was a big one for soft drinks in Vietnam, with local and global beverage brands seeing double-digit growth in sales.

Hewlett-Packard, the world's biggest maker of PCs, will launch a digital music service across key European markets on Monday.

Businesses in the Vietnam Food Association have signed contracts to export 2.6 million tonnes of rice.

Thailand's largest seller of industrial land said it expected to list its subsidiary Amata (Vietnam) Co on the HCM stock exchange by the end of 2010.

Fubon Life Assurance has been approved by the Financial Supervisory Commission, Taiwan's regulator, to set up a new branch in Vietnam.

Despite the financial global crisis, growth rates of the Vietnamese retail industry were on the rise in 2009.

Hewlett Packard has taken the first steps in an agreement to aid technology development in Quang Ninh Province.

FPT exceeded their proposed outlooks for 2009 and grew by over 11 percent during the same period in 2008.

Using an intensive population corn-planting method promises to double productivity compared with traditional methods.

Google Inc. reeled in more Internet advertising during the holiday shopping season and approached $2 billion in quarterly profit for the first time.

Toyota announced a second huge recall of vehicles for another problem that could cause the throttle to stick open.

The comapny plans to set up a 50,000 metric tonnes per annum plant in Vietnam, in a joint venture with three Vietnamese state-run firms.