Consumerism, with a jolt of caffeine gets caffeinated

Consumerism, with a jolt of caffeine gets caffeinated

As the incomes of consumers perks up, Vietnam has emerged as a new market for famous coffee and foodservice brands to exploit. Ngoc Linh reports.  
SBV faces tricky juggling act

SBV faces tricky juggling act

Christian Kamm, president of Kamm Investment, asks whether the State Bank’s dollarisation blitz can help get the gold market in order.  
Auto firms to face tax hit

Auto firms to face tax hit

State agencies are considering collecting tax arrears worth trillions of dong from several auto joint ventures relevant to ATIGA tax preference eligibility.
Vietnam still a warm home for expats despite challenges

Vietnam still a warm home for expats despite challenges

Vietnam is ranked amongst top ten favourite countries of foreign expats for working in the world.
Vietnam is among world’s top hot spots for expats

Vietnam is among world’s top hot spots for expats

According to a recent HSBC survey, Vietnam stands 10th on the overall Expat Explorer Economics league table that ranks countries and territories based on a number of factors such as earning levels, disposable income and ability to accumulate luxuries. Singapore tops the list.
Vietnam the beautiful wonder of Asia

Vietnam the beautiful wonder of Asia

Vietnamis a unique nation that has become synonymous with success, growth and adventure. The countrymen call their motherland “The Land of Dragons.”
$4.5m employment assistance projects

$4.5m employment assistance projects

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) on September 24 announced its new assistance projects worth $4.56 million at the first meeting of the new Vietnam Decent Work Country Programme Steering Committee in Hanoi.
A warm homecoming for Viet Kieu

A warm homecoming for Viet Kieu

However, there is also another important resource from Viet Kieu, namely their intelligence. Overseas Vietnamese people are working in the US’ NASA, Boeing and big hospitals in France, Canada, Japan and Australia.
Time for FDI engine recalibration

Time for FDI engine recalibration

Vietnam’s economic uncertainties make the investment climate highly risky.
World Bank to return to Myanmar

World Bank to return to Myanmar

The World Bank announced Thursday it will open an office in Myanmar in June, a quarter century after the emergence of a harsh military junta forced the end of aid programs.
Forex reserves estimated at $19-20 bln

Forex reserves estimated at $19-20 bln

The foreign exchange reserves of Vietnam have improved significantly, equivalent to the payments for 9 weeks of imports from about 7.5 weeks as of mid-2011, said the government in a recent report.
Car imports unlikely to slow down

Car imports unlikely to slow down

The country will have to spend up to $12 billion yearly on importing cars until 2025 if there is a slow growth in the automobile industry, according to the Vietnam Business Annual Report 2011.
PM Dung’s New Year message

PM Dung’s New Year message

PM Nguyen Tan Dung has sent a New Year message emphasizing the central tasks of 2012, which include economic restructuring, growth model renovation, fast and sustainable development.
Exports braced to take hit in 2012

Exports braced to take hit in 2012 1

Exports were a surprise good news story for Vietnam’s economy in 2011, but this year looks set to be a whole lot tougher.  
Harnessing the spirit of enterprise

Harnessing the spirit of enterprise

In the five years since Vietnam’s accession to the World Trade Organization, the country has reaped a bumper harvest.
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