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Multi-house tax proposal causes stir

Multi-house tax proposal causes stir

The idea of taxing those owning multiple houses, in a bid to prevent speculation, is causing a stir over whether such a tax is feasible, and the impact it might have on the housing market.
Vietnam fails to tame road costs

Vietnam fails to tame road costs

Despite the efforts to attract private sector investment into infrastructure projects, 50% of the investment are still sourced from the state budget and ODA loans, while drivers still suffer from high road tolls.
MobiFone announces value of AVG investment

MobiFone announces value of AVG investment

MobiFone’s latest financial report reveals that the official value of its investment in the Audio Visual Global JSC (AVG) was VND8.9 trillion ($400 million) and was the only investment it made in the first half of this year.
Vietnam to increase treatment for drug addicts

Vietnam to increase treatment for drug addicts

Despite difficulties in its implementation, Vietnam is utterly resolute in its plan to scale up the number of facilities that provide voluntary and diversified services of treatment to 200,000 drug addicts by 2020.
Phú Quốc International Airport to increase capacity

Phú Quốc International Airport to increase capacity

“At this point, Phu Quoc International Airport is in need of development. The forecast of 2020 shows that the number of visitors to the airport could be some 2.5-3 million, so a comprehensive extension is necessary,” Huynh Quang Hung,
Powerful earthquake strikes New Zealand, killing 2 people

Powerful earthquake strikes New Zealand, killing 2 people

A powerful earthquake struck New Zealand's South Island early Monday, killing at least two people, damaging buildings and infrastructure, and prompting warnings to people along the coast to move to higher ground to avoid possible tsunami waves.
Vietnamese expats vow to develop HCM City

Vietnamese expats vow to develop HCM City

Expatriates showed their high determination to work with Ho Chi Minh City's authorities and people in turning the city into a major centre of economics, trade, science and technology in Southeast Asia during the Conference of Overseas Vietnamese 2016.
No wife for millions of Vietnamese men

No wife for millions of Vietnamese men

Some four million men in Vietnam will have no chance of getting married by 2050 if the current imbalance in the nation’s sex ration persists, experts say.

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