Business environment

Component 3 project has an estimated total investment capital of 56,520 billion VND

After three days of the Congress, the Vietnam News Agency has produced and supplied more than 200 Vietnamese-language articles, over 1,500 photographs, nearly 400...

Hue is a land with more than seven centuries of history and development, and the only locality nationwide to possess eight cultural heritages recognised by UNESCO....

Retail stocks are drawing growing investor interest as recovering consumer demand and supportive tax policies underpin expectations of strong earnings growth.

More than 80 per cent of Vietnamese businesses are considering SOCs to strengthen cybersecurity, far above the global average, a Kaspersky survey shows.

Party General Secretary To Lam, head of the Documents Subcommittee, on behalf of the 13th Party Central Committee, on January 20 presented its report on the documents...

Large-scale public investment is reinforcing real estate as a long-term asset in Vietnam, shifting focus away from short-term speculation.

Today, Vietnam continues to draw the attention of the international community thanks to its remarkable achievements in national development under the leadership of the...

Ho Chi Minh City commenced construction and held ground-breaking ceremonies for four key infrastructure and transport projects on January 15.

Ho Chi Minh City is seeking a strategic investor to restart the long-stalled Binh Quoi–Thanh Da urban area.

Following the flag salute and the screening of a documentary revisiting the Party’s proud history, the event continued with a coordinated online communications...

Positioning overseas Vietnamese as strategic partners and bridges of knowledge, capital, and markets will enable Vietnam to mobilise intellectual power more...

The congress unanimously approved the report on eligibility verification of delegates to the 14th National Party Congress, presented by the board. Accordingly, all...

Vietnam has placed 38th globally for AI adoption, with uptake rising but still lagging leading economies.

Rising costs and volatile consumer sentiment are reshaping spending patterns ahead of the Lunar New Year.