IMF raises 2010 global growth outlookThe IMF raised its forecast for global growth and cautioned that government debt poses risk to the world economy.
Tax break on oil productsThe Vietnam Ministry of Finance has recently issued an import tax rate guide for certain commodities such as petrol, kerosene and diesel oil.
Vietnam tea exports to hit $700 million by 2020Vietnam said its tea industry has targeted exports of $700 million by 2020.
Sarku Japan to expand to VietnamVietnam, the second fastest growing economy in emerging Asia, is a new target for quick-service restaurant development.
Australia's CBA buying 15 pct stake in Vietnam bank VIBThe Commonwealth Bank of Australia is buying a 15 percent stake in Vietnamese partly private bank VIB for an undisclosed sum.
IMF in 'radical' bank tax plansBanks and other financial institutions face paying two new taxes to fund future bail-outs, according to proposals by the International Monetary Fund.
Consumer electronics market driven by growing affordabilityVietnam's consumer electronics devices market is projected to be worth around US$4.3bn in 2010, according to a new report.
For building owners, thinking green could save on energy costsReal estate developers in Southeast Asia should incorporate green building concepts to reduce potential financial losses, a study shows.
Money is set to gush into economy after rate moveAuthorities have removed the last lending rate restrictions with an expectation that banks will accelerate pumping money into the economy.
US official: Toyota agrees to pay $16.4 million fineToyota has agreed to pay the US government a fine of nearly $16.4 million for concealing gas pedal defects, an official said.
Mekong Capital revives Vietnam fund planMekong Capital has revived efforts to raise money for its fourth Vietnam fund after halving the amount it was targeting.
Vinamilk imports 400 cows from New ZealandVietnam's diary company Vinamilk welcomed 371 dairy cows from New Zealand, which arrived at Noi Bai International Airport, Hanoi.
POSCO's cold rolling mill in Vietnam reaches targeted output levelSouth Korean steelmaker POSCO has said that its subsidiary POSCO-Vietnam's cold rolling mill has achieved the targeted level of production earlier than expected.
Time to do business in VietnamWith inflation under control, cheap labour and sizable market, Vietnam presents investment opportunities.
Helping farmers raise their incomesVietnam exported six million tonnes of rice in 2009, but the local rice growers are still finding themselves in a disadvantaged position.
Toyota recalling 870,000 minivans over corrosion problemsEmbattled Japanese automaker Toyota has decided to recall 870,000 Sienna minivans in the United States and Canada because of corrosion problems.
Steel prices remain unchangedThe price of ex-factory steel has remained unchanged for the past two weeks after it rocketed to VND17 million in just a few weeks.
Unilever Vietnam awarded 1st rank Labour MedalUnilever Vietnam is honoured with the prestigious 1st rank Labour Medal by the President of the State of Vietnam.
Vietnam online games market to exceed 10M users by 2011: researchThe number of users playing online games in Vietnam is forecasted to surpass 10 million by 2011, according to a new research.
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