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Romania wanted to co-operate with Vietnam in the oil and gas industry, said its ministry of Economy, Trade and Business Environment Co-ordinator for Asia.

HCMC called on local enterprises to help stabilise prices to avoid the price hike fever that goes hand in hand with Tet.

The case of troubled Vinashin topped the agenda at the National Assembly with intense questioning for the Minister of Finance.

Irish PM Brian Cowen battled for his political survival, while Germany said the euro itself was on the line.

The domestic cement industry expects to export between 200,000 and 250,000 tonnes of clinker and cement in the remaining months this year.

Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai pointed out reasons for power shortages while admitting responsibility to the situation.

The Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group on Nov. 22 signed a framework agreement with Vietnam National Shipping Lines to build 20 new ships.

Total global pepper exports in this financial year would be 237,650 tonnes according to the latest estimates of the International Pepper Community

Local food-processing market is facing a rising price in materials as the sources are being sought after by Chinese traders.

Kumho Industrial Co., a construction unit of South Korea's Kumho Asiana Group, said it has obtained a US$45 million deal to build an office building in Hanoi.

Ireland clinched a bumper bailout as pressure pushed Europe and the IMF to plough up to 90B euros into the rescue.

Investments of overseas Vietnamese in the national real estate market are prevailing over other sectors.

Vinashin hopes to pay all debts after completing its restructuring plan in 2013, said the group’s new chairman.

USF-100 is the first model of banknote sorters that has been introduced to the Vietnamese market.

An EU delegation will be meeting Vietnamese officials in Hanoi to discuss a voluntary partnership agreement on sourcing wood products to curb illegal logging in the country.

Vietnam has a huge amount of potential for the development of the software industry, said an IBM executive.

PM Nguyen Tan Dung approved a plan to restructure ship building giant Vinashin scheduled from 2011 to 2013.

Vietnam’s younger generation is where the future lies for banks and their credit cards

Construction of Vietnam's largest liquefied petroleum gas refrigerated terminal with the total investment capital of $245 million began yesterday in Long An City.