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VN companies advised to work more on branding

Vietnamese enterprises should pay more attention to branding exported products in order to boost sales in the face of growing global trade integration, experts said. The Viet Nam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) yesterday cooperated with the British Embassy in Viet Nam organizing a seminar to share experiences on building brands from British enterprises. […]
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10-2020
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30 percent of Vietnamese population to join online shopping by 2020

The Vietnam E-commerce and Information Technology Agency (VECITA) under the Ministry of Industry and Trade set a goal to get 30 percent of Vietnamese people shopping online by 2020. It also aims to bring annual e-commerce sales to an average of 350 USD per person . In order to boost online consumers’ and businesses’ confidence, […]
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10-2020
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FDI, domestic sector need better balance

The development of the foreign direct investment (FDI) sector and the domestic business sector next year need to be better balance, Head of the Central Economic Commission Vuong Dinh Hue said. n the first six months of 2015, FDI reached an export value of US$52.5 billion, a year-on-year increase of 20 percent. — VNA/VNS Photo […]
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10-2020
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Ten-month FDI hits nearly 19.3 bln USD

Close to 19.3 billion USD has been poured into a total 2,324 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects in Vietnam since the beginning of this year, according to the Foreign Investment Agency (FIA) under the Ministry of Planning and Investment. Of the amount, about 12.42 billion USD was pumped into 1,658 newly-registered projects, up 24.8 percent […]
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10-2020
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Vietnam jumps three spots in World Bank Doing Business 2016 report

Vietnam jumped three notches in the latest World Bank survey that ranks economies worldwide by measuring their business environment, thanks to several reforms making it easier to do business in the Southeast Asian country. Taxpayers are seen at a tax office in Ho Chi Minh City. Vietnam was ranked 90th out of 189 economies measured […]
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10-2020
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Borrowing $3bn via sovereign bonds doesn’t affect Vietnam’s national debt: official

Vietnam’s intention to raise US$3 billion worth of sovereign bonds overseas in two years is meant to restructure short-term debt locally, not affecting the total national debt, a senior official of the Ministry of Finance said at a recent press meeting in Hanoi A cartoon describes a man, representing private companies, dragging a fat boss, […]