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IHI Infrastructure Asia Co Ltd has received its investment certificate for their proposed development project in Hai Phong-based Dinh Vu industrial park.
Following Starbucks’ step, Dunkin’ Donuts, one of America’s top chains for coffee and baked goods, will expand its business to Vietnam, with the first locations in Ho Chi Minh City.
Establishment of new banks and expansion of transaction point networks will be restricted, says Directive 01 on monetary policy and banking system safety released by the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) in late January.
Dr. Patric Dixon, who Times journal calls the “world’s leading futurist,” has forecast that Vietnam would serve as the new industrial factory in the near future.
With price increases in ten out of the eleven groups of items, the nation’s consumer price index (CPI) this January is up 1.25% against the preceding month.
A lot of business associations have proposed to set up the corporate income tax rate at lower than 23 percent, the threshold suggested in the draft tax law.
The Ministries of Finance and Industry and Trade issued a circular on January 28 to request petroleum wholesalers not to raise prices.
Two leading commercial banks of Vietnam, Vietnam Export-Import Bank (Eximbank) and Saigon Thuong Tin Bank (Sacombank), will merge into one in the next 3-5 years.
The project, launched last September and set to run through the end of 2016, has an additional target of raising the nation’s prestige international through a more active role in South-South Cooperation-an exchange of experience and expertise among Governments, organizations, and individuals in developing...
Vietnamese state-owned groups and corporations recorded total revenues of over VND1,621 trillion in 2012, while their total debt was an immense VND 1,335 trillion, or US$64.13 billion, the Steering Committee for Enterprise Reform and Development said
