Vietnam's Bankers Battle with Beer, Bed sheets
Vietnam’s bankers are turning to beer, bed sheets, crash helmets and a variety of other unconventional incentives in a fiercely competitive drive to entice new customers.
Ministries rush to aid in relief efforts
The Ministries of Public Security and Defence sent helicopters to provide relief for flood-isolated areas in Ha Tinh Province.
TNK-BP says to acquire BP's Vietnam, Venezuela assets
Russian oil company TNK-BP said it had agreed a deal with BP to acquire the troubled British oil giant's assets in Vietnam and Venezuela for 1.8 billion dollars.
Typhoon Megi spells more trouble for flood-stricken central region
Megi is forecast to hit Vietnam soon as many have been fighting for survival atop their homes.
Binh Duong has a dirty problem
Enterprises’ increasing environmental pollution is leaving southern Binh Duong province authorities in a bind.
Japan PM voices regret over protests in China
Japan's Prime Minister voiced regret over a wave of angry anti-Japanese protests in China at the weekend.
Big toe crew bags Asian hip-hop competition prize
A Vietnamese hip-hop dance crew has bagged the first prize at Southeast Asia's Battle of the Year contest in Singapore.
Promoting domestic products: long-term plan needed
Vietnamese businesses have responded well to the “Vietnamese Using Vietnamese Products” campaign since its was launched a year ago.
Ministry acts to check students-for-hire service
The Ministry of Education and Training has asked local education authorities to tighten control over students attending in-service programs.
Study predicts women in power, Muslims heading West
In the next 40 years, an unprecedented number of women will be in positions of power, and Muslim immigration to the West will rise, a new report says.
Party members found guilty of violating discipline, law
The Inspection Commission of the Party Central Committee issued conclusions on nearly 30 cases of Party members found violating Party disciplines.
Vietnam floods leave 14 dead as thousands evacuated
Flooding has killed at least 14 people in Vietnam and forced around 78,000 people to be evacuated from their homes in the centre of the country, officials said Sunday.
Trade fair to boost Vietnam-China cooperation
Businesses from Vietnam, China, Laos, and Cambodia are showcasing their products at 400 stalls at the Vietnam-China International Trade Fair.
Vietnam film week opens in Germany
A Vietnamese film week opened in Magdeburg city of the Sachsen-Anhalt state on Oct. 14 as part of the Vietnam Year in Germany in 2010.
Somali pirates seize South Korean fishing boat
A South Korean fishing boat with 43 people on board has been seized by Somali pirates off the coast of Kenya, the foreign ministry said Sunday.
Central Vietnam hit by floods that are even worse than a week ago
As the central provinces have yet to recover from the recent major flooding, new disaster has struck at stronger force.
23 foreigners nabbed in Binh Duong for financial fraud
Police in Binh Duong announced that they have arrested 23 foreigners alleged to have cheated many people in China.
Hanoi’s newly-opened park already having problems
Damage is already evident at Hoa Binh Park which was just opened October 8, to mark the 1000th anniversary of Hanoi.
China mine accident leaves 20 dead, 17 missing
A China coal mine accident killed 20 miners and left another 17 missing underground Saturday, the government said.
Communication received from missing boat
The mainland contacted the fishing boat QNg 66487 TS on Oct. 16, reported the authority of Quang Ngai Province.
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