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  • Vietnam AutoExpo 2011 opens in Hanoi
  • Optimizing infrastructure and diversifying banking services
  • S-Fone to become Vietnam’s second mobile service joint venture
  • 18th ASEAN Summit ends in great success
  • Banks spend big money to sponsor ADB’s annual meeting
  • ADB symposiums highlight regional challenges
  • Vietnam Expo 2011 opens
  • Vietbuild 2011 opens in Hanoi
  • Hoi An makes top 10 destinations in UK travel magazine
  • Vietnam Motor Show 2010 opened
  • 17th ASEAN Summit opens in Hanoi
  • Goods prices soaring on more expensive dollars, threatening production
  • China-ASEAN Expo expected to be a hit
  • Vietnam makes good impression at G20 Summit
  • PetroVietnam restructures in conformance with Companies Law
  • Viet Nam, Turkey draw closer on trade, tourism
  • Euro depreciation creates difficulties for seafood exporters
  • Vietnam's exports in May up 14.4 percent
  • Vietnam welcomes Finnish businesses
  • Vietnam's rice price lowest in world
  • Boosting fruit exports to the EU and US, why not?
  • Central provinces unite to attract Japanese tourists
  • Manufacturing Hanoi 2010 exhibition opens
  • Switzerland prioritises economic relations with Vietnam
  • Infrastructure problems slow Vietnam industrialization
  • HCM City to host largest int’l telecom, IT expo
  • Viet Nam tourism up by 35%
  • Another 700,000 tonnes of rice to be exported under contracts
  • Agencies mull solutions to ease trade deficit
  • ASEAN must focus on building single market
  • Sheraton takes hospitality to new heights in Nha Trang
  • Fruit farm tourism in focus
  • U.S Asks 5 Pepper Firms in Vietnam to Halt Export
  • Vietnam to host joint regional UN tourism meeting
  • Rubber export prices up 88 percent
  • Deposits skip around from bank to bank
  • PM Dung affirms better environment for US businesses
  • Barriers to seafood exports to EU
  • Dong/dollar 2010 exchange rate unpredictable
  • Salt workers, shrimp breeders struggling for existence
  • Central bank targets fourteen percent annual lending rate
  • Resort is not playing its cards right
  • WB Finance USM to Upgrade Vietnam City Urban Infrastructure
  • New rule seeks tighter grip on milk product prices
  • Vietnam should allow gold trading overseas
  • Tourism area to be built in My Khe
  • Ba Ra cable car to boost tourism
  • Vietnam still cannot mobilize gold from the public
  • HCM City: Overseas remittance in 1st quarter up 18 pct
  • FPT Says Earnings to Rise 20% on Demand for Vietnam Outsourcing
  • Da Nang’s real estate projects introduced in HCM City
  • High lending interest rates strangle businesses
  • Hanoi home prices out of reach
  • Tourism cooperation tighten between Laos and Vietnam
  • Asia Pacific trade officials to flesh out new pact
  • SP Setia bags Vietnam's property project
  • Kuwait Fund loans Vietnam US$ 14 million
  • Citi eyes Asia expansion, Indonesia brokerage
  • Ha Noi exchange grows to bil in market capitalisation
  • Vietnam, China sign MoU on tourism
  • Hanoi real estate projects ‘burst open’
  • Lending interest rates may become unbearable
  • Businesses prefer borrowing in foreign currency
  • Hanoi authorities reject bids for 11 golf course projects
  • Economist ponders negotiation-based interest rate scheme
  • Hanoi to build satellite city in Hoa Lac
  • Lending quagmire forces banks to dodge new laws
  • Coffee growers in Vietnam withhold sales to try to boost prices
  • Dollar values increase, car dealers threaten to bump up prices
  • Mobile charges to be slashed further
  • FPT targets 20pct growth in profit after tax
  • VIB offer loans for Ford's car purchasers with terms of 72 months
  • Higher taxes, lunar holiday hit national car imports in 2010
  • Ghost money too close to real thing
  • Banks signal end of deposit-rate war
  • Gold companies impatient with import blocks
  • Farmers chop down coffee plants as coffee prices drop
  • 2010 set to be a year of low cost houses
  • World trade union federation’s meeting opens in HCM City
  • Jetstar to double daily Singapore-Saigon service
  • Negotiation-based interest rates to be applied to medium and long term loans
  • Petrol prices increase
  • Budget air market heats up
  • Market stares into eye of the Tiger
  • Foreign investors favour existing projects
  • Cautious outlook for pepper industry
  • PM prioritises new expressway project
  • Deputy PM calls for expedited power pricing plan
  • Vietnam Airlines launches Hanoi-Yangon air route
  • Shopping season
  • Suing the USA at WTO: “We considered this step very carefully”
  • Overseas Vietnamese surprised at high-priced HCM City land
  • Scooter market turns active ahead of Tet
  • Markets spilled over with Tet shoppers
  • Jeweller told to sell off gold reserves
  • Viettel plans to buy majority shares in Haiti telecom
  • HCM City calls for greater investment from Viet Kieu
  • Tet approaches, food prices rise
  • Shopping online for Tet
  • SJC asked to sell gold to stabilize gold prices
  • MOF proposes two options for electricity price increases
  • PM to consider wind power development plan before May
  • Securities watchdog agency fights “black transactions”
  • Vietnam, Laos to build five-star hotel in Vientiane
  • Investors won’t have to “knock at two doors” in Tien Giang
  • Big guns sell 0 million to banks
  • Farm produce languishes at China border
  • Vietnamese producers aim for high grade market
  • SBV tightens control over black market, dollar price up
  • Vietnamese rice needs an int’l brand name
  • Tien Giang welcomes investors with open arms
  • Vietnamese drivers concerned over imported Toyota car faults
  • Public companies do not fear sanctions
  • Nation’s bond market comes into its own
  • Commercial banks try to attract overseas remittance
  • Indochina Airlines has aviation transport rights revoked
  • 70 percent of styled kumquat and peach trees have found owners
  • Gold trading season begins quietly
  • Retail market rises above global crisis
  • VN tourism campaign highlighted on Chinese TV
  • Mini-war breaks out among state groups
  • Car dealers slash prices despite VAT
  • Seafood processors seeking new routes to market for produce
  • RoK telecom places S-Fone on hold
  • Shipbuilder says making its own steel is the only way forward
  • The Vietnamese are not a nation of complainers
  • Strategic car debate heats up again
  • Maersk Line Working with Vietnam, for Vietnam
  • Real estate top investment for Viet Kieu
  • Building materials market lags behind
  • Vietnam plans high-speed rail link to Hanoi airport
  • Dung Quat Oil Refinery resumes its operation
  • Haiphong welcomes first foreign investor in 2010
  • Gold trading floors freezing
  • Jetstar Pacific whistle blower says his actions have proved justified
  • Central bank vows to clean up the free foreign currency market
  • Vietnam's Top 500 optimistic for 2010
  • Vietnam Takes Over as CPR Chair
  • Rice farmers to be ensured of a minimum profit of 30 percent
  • Chinese made jewelry selling well in Vietnam despite health scare
  • Saigon Postel still holds S-Fone’s major shares
  • South Korean partner may split from S-Fone
  • Will gold money find its way into the stock market?
  • VND 37 trillion to be disbursed by transport sector in 2010
  • EVN proposes four options for electricity price increases
  • Is bank’s liquidity worrying?
  • Auto sales mark new record in 2009
  • Viettel Telecom aims to manufacture mobile devices
  • It’s been a big year for IT and telecommunications in Vietnam
  • Vietnamese not snapping up new homes in time for Tet
  • The Economic Review 2009
  • Southern officials expect foreign investment influx
  • Auto prices climb as normal tax rate resumes
  • Gold trading floors prepare to close
  • Grand Alliance Adds Vietnam Stop
  • Heavy industry urged to restructure
  • Vinaconex 2 plans m urban area in Ha Noi
  • Malaysia’s May Bank to up stake in An Binh Bank
  • HSBC Vietnam Bank gains two awards from Asset magazine
  • VNBA rejects Vietnam Credit’s bank ratings
  • The dong begins to float more freely
  • Mekong region accounts for 50% of Vietnam's overseas investment
  • Hanoi to revise up land prices in 2010
  • Trang Tien Plaza – the mall is about to change
  • CAAV to inspect financial capability of Indochina Air
  • Jetstar Pacific changes head of maintenance
  • VAMA suggests setting up “strategic car” research team
  • New shares listed in HCM City
  • Auto local content strategy is a bust
  • Gazprom plans big investments in Vietnam, India
  • Vietnam wastes millions of dollars importing scrap paper
  • With capital scarce, MOC aims to make fund-raising easier for property developers
  • Office owners planning to raise rents
  • 400 billion dong more to be ‘pumped’ to Indochina Airlines
  • PetroVietnam Inks Credit Agreement for Dung Quat Refinery
  • No Rise in Automobile Import Tariff in 2010
  • Indochina Airlines halt flights leaving passengers grounded
  • Vietnam plans for bonded warehouses abroad
  • Vietnam SBV Rejects Rumors about Compulsory Reserve, Base Rate Hikes
  • Delta ponders costs of stampede to build factory sites
  • Fruit, vegetable exports grow 5.4%
  • MobiFone joins hands with mobile-search service
  • Vietnam’s tourism to run road shows in France, Taiwan
  • Land values to stay mostly unchanged in HCM City
  • German shoe makers warn high prices due to anti-dumping duties
  • Dung Quat Oil Refinery sells its first million tonnes of products
  • House Foods invests in Vietnam
  • Vietnam expects end to anti-dumping duties on shoes
  • Opportunities to develop the fishing industry
  • Vietnam wins 300,000-ton Philippines rice export order
  • Where does the trade deficit come from?
  • Airlines plan direct flights to Viet Nam
  • Dairy sector needs overhaul
  • Japan to fund Noi Bai airport's second terminal
  • Vietnam’s tourism aims US billion in revenue in 2015
  • Garment companies brimming up with orders
  • Banks join forces to force dollar price down
  • Domestic gold price rises on global spike
  • Government to amend decree to help enterprises choose strategic investors
  • Finance ministry foresees four difficulties for Vietnam’s economy in 2010
  • Customers angry at Toyota’s unexpected price increases
  • Green lights are on, but banks go slow
  • Vietnam Operates 23 Hydropower Plants so far
  • Van Don International Airport plan be submitted for approval
  • Vietnam’s waterway tourism asleep amidst potential
  • Three-star Metropole to leave place for deluxe hotel
  • SK Telecom changes business form
  • Dollars still in short supply
  • Vietnam to Raise Oil Reserves by 40MT Next Year
  • Vietnam Crude Oil Production Up 13.5% to 15.247M Tons in Jan-Nov
  • Gold speculation ‘the germ’ of Vietnam’s financial crisis, says banker
  • Foreign currency reserve of Vietnam estimated at billion
  • Bitter harvest for sugarcane farmers after typhoon destruction
  • Office rental rates scorching hot after MOC’s decision
  • SBV adjustment applauded by Goldman Sachs, IMF
  • Hoa Phat Energy Co starts generating electricity
  • More international tourists to visit Vietnam in 2010, forecast
  • Rice Prices May Climb About 50% Next Year, Vietnam Food Says
  • Thai conglomerate goes ahead with petrochemical plan in VN
  • Vietnam prepares to host World Economic Forum 2010
  • Local fashion failing to find a market in Vietnam
  • vietnam auto industry could splutter and die
  • Virtual office providers face concrete obstacles
  • Black Market Signals Vietnam Dong Slump Just Starting
  • Vietnam needs “wartime solutions” for foreign currency market
  • Retail market predicted to grow at 20-25 percent
  • First ‘green’ cashew plant breaks ground
  • FPT Vietnam partners with five Malaysian firms
  • Dollar anxiety paralyzes business
  • Central bank makes strong intervention into foreign currency market
  • Vietnam Inflation Accelerates to Fastest Since May
  • Vietnam Weakens Dong, Raises Rate to Combat Inflation
  • Daiwa Securities To Launch Vietnam Fund, Spend US Billion
  • Dong Nai to host first Vietbuild
  • Saigon Co.op expands food store chain to outskirts
  • Motor show – it’s not easy being green in Vietnam
  • Local fruit growers urged to focus on domestic markets
  • Retail sector trails region
  • Vietnam - France: A gateway to Asian - European Markets
  • Asian Coffee Prices Up;Farmers In Vietnam Await Further Gains
  • Luxury apartments go on sale in Hanoi
  • Largest IT exhibition opens in Hanoi
  • Minors beat giants in insurance competition
  • Singapore Businesses Eye Middle Class in Vietnam
  • Vietnam PM: No More Farmland for Golf Courses Projects
  • Chau Duc Urban Industrial Park: Promising Development Potentialities
  • Commercial banks snub UpCom for exchanges
  • Mekong Delta should focus on coping with climate change, official says
  • Vietnam Auto Sales Down 5% in 10 Months Despite 103% Rise in Oct
  • Handicrafts need promotion to reach annual export targets
  • Handicraft villages in Centre fall on hard times