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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.

The Vietnam Register has asked Lisohaka to recall all Diamond Blue 125 scooters that are equipped with an engine claimed to be made by Honda.

Vietnam sets the target of exporting 1.9 million tons of marine products by 2020, earning around US $8 billion, according to a draft planning scheme.

Rising interest rates were offered on the interbank market going up by an average of 1.15% to 3.56%.

Global demand for the increasingly important "rare earth" minerals could outstrip supply by next year as dominant producer China slashes exports, analysts warn.

Japan’s JFE Steel, Maruichi Steel Tube and Toyota Tsusho will jointly buy the Vietnamese spiral steel pipe unit of South Korea’s Jeong An Steel for about USD16 million.

The online job market in Vietnam in the third quarter of this year increased by 7% in labour demand and 12% in labour supply in comparison to the previous quarter.

A number of banks in Vietnam are offering negotiable deposit rates in a bid to attract more customers

The number of LTE connections in Asia Pacific will exceed 120 million by 2015, according to new data released by Wireless Intelligence.

The National Assembly has approved a plan to allocate VND3.5 trillion to PetroVietnam.

Many German investors are coveting investment opportunities in a range of Vietnamese sectors.

According to a new survey, state-owned enterprises in Vietnam are not adequately making their information public.

Vietnam's national flag carrier will launch a second direct route to Yangon next week, an airline official said Sunday.

Vietnamese companies are calling for a proper solution to crack down on contraband and fake products that are blocking their markets.

Commercial banks have raced to raise their deposit and lending interest rates, causing difficulties to small- and medium-sized enterprises.

Many companies are now distressed about high import prices on materials and a recent increase in the exchange rate.

G20 leaders vowed to avoid currency manipulation, but differences between China and the US prevented major progress in rebalancing the skewed global economy.

G20 leaders vowed to avoid tit-for-tat currency devaluations, but China's strong objections to any brakes on its export machine undermined a US push to redress skewed global trade.