VIETNAM TODAY

Toyota apologized to its customers and said a piece of steel about the size of a postage stamp will fix the gas pedal problem that led to the recall of millions of cars.

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

Many people have weighed in with their opinions about whether or not to allow Vietnamese people to gamble at casinos.

More mobile phone users are using their phones to access the Internet, and Vietnam led the region in terms of page-view growth, says a new report.

The national economy will gradually recover in 2010, resulting in a slight increase in the prices of construction materials such as steel and cement.

Thu Thiem bridge spanning Sai Gon river in Ho Chi Minh City fully opened to traffic on Jan. 31, helping reduce load for Sai Gon bridge.

Many people fear snakes but in Vinh Son Village, they make a living from them.

Pakistan is investigating reports that the leader of the Taliban in the country died from wounds in an airstrike.

Country-pop starlet Taylor Swift became the youngest artist to win the coveted Grammy for album of the year.

Ngo is believed to be the highest-ranking Vietnamese-American officer on any major U.S. police department.

Vietnam gold exchanges said they would close far ahead of the government’s deadline due to a halting decline in trading volumes.

Ho Chi Minh City on January 30 officially opened a new container port, the Saigon Premier Container Terminal (SPCT), after three years of construction.

Nguyen Van Sao, also known as the shoeshine boy, his health is now very good and is ready for the coming operation.

A chance encounter for Laura Lam becomes a life-long friendship.

Infectious diseases are spreading in densely populated makeshift camps as thousands of amputees strain medical capacity in Haiti after the devastating earthquake.

The Vietnam-Germany University will recruit 160 students for its under and post-graduate programmes in 2010.

PM Nguyen Tan Dung emphasized five priorities to secure the region’s dynamic and vigorous development.

A woman in Thai Nguyen Province was placed in temporary detention for assaulting a woman and holding a boy hostage on January 28.

Indochina Airlines (ICA) handed over a report regarding the issue of its refunds for tickets that were already issued.