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EOC has inked a joint venture agreement with three partners to co-own the floating production, storage, and offloading vessel that is slated to serve the Chim Sao oilfield project.

Vietnam is to maintain coffee production, while other countries struggle to recover.

With the significantly low penetration and huge potential for growth, Vietnam’s payment card market is set to see strong participation of international brands.

HCMC has been trying to meet the demand for resettlement and housing of low and medium income residences through continual building projects.

Eurocopter Southeast Asia has signed its first contract with Vinacopter for the purchase of four helicopters.

Toyota said Sunday that it will soon announce plans to deal with braking problems in its prized Prius hybrid.

Bao Viet has signed a US$3.9 million contract with Bravura and SSP to enhance its general insurance administration and IT infrastructure.

HP addressed the changing landscape of consumers and businesses and the role that technology will play.

Foreign mobile phone designing experts could get paid as much as $23,000 per month from Viettel.

A new price frame of economy class air tickets for domestic flights will be applied as of March 1, 2010.

All programs are on track and EADS is looking to establish an industrial development facility in Vietnam, the company said.

A.M. Best Co. has assigned a financial strength rating of B+ (Good) and an issuer credit rating of "bbb-" to Petrovietnam Insurance JSC.

The government is planning to make hi-tech advancements to bring VN's agriculture industry up to date.

Operators of the $8 billion Nghi Son plant are to hold an international tender to pick a builder for the facility.

The 5th national conference and showcase on information security will be held March 23-24 in Hanoi.

Shoppers in Vietnam are increasingly turning to online gift delivery services to avoid crowded market and shopping centres as Tet approaches.

U.S transportation chief says probe isn't over; car maker could face civil penalty.

Vietnam’s economy has recovered, but still faced numerous challenges and difficulties requiring greater efforts to deal with, said a government official.

Vietnam has potential to be the next outsourcing destination after India and China, says a new report.