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A new regulation on the petrol price stabilisation fund will allow petrol dealers to raise retail fuel prices at times of high world oil prices if the fund has been depleted.
Tan Cang - Long Binh ICD Joint Stock Company, an arm of Saigon Newport Company, last week inaugurated Tan Cang - Long Binh ICD customs clearance point in the southern province of Dong Nai.
The plan by the Ministry of Construction (MOC) to form two economic groups under the ministry’s management has not been applauded by businesses.
Both foreign and Vietnamese retailers complain that retail premise leasing fees in Vietnam, especially in HCM City, are sky high. Surveys have shown that the leasing fees in Vietnam are higher than in regional countries like Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore.
The Construction Ministry has approved the master zoning map for the construction of the Hanoi-Vinh Expressway project, laying emphasis on the development of urban and commercial areas along the 315-kilometer road.
Enterprises operate in different fields and have different investment scales, but are offered the same corporate income tax (CIT) incentives. And that is a problem.
Quang Binh Province government has signed a deal to transfer Hon La Port in Hon La Economic Zone to the Petroleum Technical Services Corporation, or PTSC.
The online recruitment solutions provider VietnamWorks.com has reported an upsurge in demand which it says indicates signs of recovery in the labour market.
Continuous labour accidents at the construction site of Vietnam’s highest building, the Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower, have raised serious safety concerns about high-rise building sites.
The Vietnam Rubber Association plans to share information with its counterparts in China’s main rubber suppliers to prevent over-supplies and close price gaps between the exporters.
Viet Nam imported about 2.2 billions kWh of electricity from China in the first seven months of this year, 13.2 per cent more than in the same period last year, according to Electricity of Viet Nam (EVN).
Construction Ministry inspectors said Monday they were seeking a permit to investigate a major road project in Ho Chi Minh City to find out why the plans had been modified from the original.
