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The U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) has proposed levying antidumping tariffs of up to 25 percent on Vietnamese shrimp, according to preliminary results of its latest period of review released on Monday.
Vietnamese government agencies are delved into Long Thanh International Airport project to ensure investment efficiency.
Viet Nam, which has kept its foreign direct investment policies unchanged for a long time, needs to change them now if it wants to attract more inflows, an expert has said.
The ministries of Industry and Trade and Science and Technology have issued a Joint Circular No. 44 to better manage the quality of domestically produced and imported steels.
The watchdog agencies are considering laying the “rails” for VAMC (the Vietnam Asset Management Company) to go ahead to settle the bad debts it buys from credit institutions.
In the near future, 20% of electricity demand in Vietnam will be provided by nuclear power plants. International experts said the plan is ambitious but it is beyond Vietnam’s ability. Mr. Miklos Sandor Tozser, specialist of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) talked about Vietnam’s nuclear...
Concerned about the political uncertainties in Thailand and the decreased attractiveness in China, Japanese tend to head for Vietnam, where they will not be bothered by political problems and can enjoy attractive investment incentives.
he U.S. government has made positive initial moves for its investment in Vietnam’s nuclear power development. What does America expect from Vietnam?
Vietnam’s largest textile and garment manufacturer Vinatex has again failed to complete procedures for a first quarter initial public offering.
EuroCham’s latest business climate index (BCI) shows a notable upswing in European business confidence in Vietnam.
Member units under state giant Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group are swallowing a bitter pill on their ethanol investments.
A new draft of the Enterprise Law looks to scale down litigation over capital contributions by requiring limited liability companies to finalise their obligations to submit chartered capital within 90 days as opposed to the previous law which mandated three years.
