- THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE VIETNAM ASSOCIATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
To enhance debt collection efficiency, the combination of various enforcement measures, along with the application of modern technology, will be the key factor for success in Vietnam's tax management.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh highlighted six key significances of the Fourth Industrial Revolution Center (C4IR) at the inauguration ceremony of the C4IR located in the High-Tech Park, Ho Chi Minh City, which took place at noon on September 25.
On the afternoon of September 24, 2024, the grand opening ceremony of the 3S Dealer "Nissan Tay Do Can Tho Showroom" took place at No. 09, 1B Street, Tay Do Cultural Center Resettlement Area, Hung Thanh Ward, Cai Rang District, Can Tho City.
To date, the credit market has recorded impressive growth, exceeding 6.9% compared to last year. This shows that banks are actively pushing capital into production and business.
Dong Tam Group (DTG) and CS Wind Corporation (CS WIND) have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
"The world is undergoing significant changes, bringing both opportunities and challenges for businesses, especially in fields such as artificial intelligence, international trade, and investment"
Vietnam attracts foreign businesses thanks to its favorable investment environment, abundant labor, and competitive costs. Open-door policies and free trade agreements also enhance the country's appeal to global investors.
Apartment prices continue to rise sharply, increasingly out of reach for workers' incomes. This gap not only creates significant financial pressure but also makes homeownership increasingly difficult for the majority of people.
The strong selling pressure across the market, especially in the blue-chip stocks, has caused the VN-Index to drop sharply, even falling below the 1,270-point mark at times.
Recently, at the headquarters of Nippon Paint Vietnam, the Vietnam Real Estate Club (VREC) and the Ho Chi Minh City Real Estate Club (HREC) successfully organized a networking event for member businesses.
Cash flow real estate has become an investment trend in 2024 due to its stable profitability from leasing and business operations. Interest in this type of real estate demonstrates the demand for sustainable profits in an uncertain economic context.
Dr. Bùi Duy Tùng, an Economics lecturer at RMIT University, assesses the pros and cons of the gold price stabilization policies implemented by the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) in recent times.
In the context of globalization and the booming creative economy, cultural industries are increasingly important in national development strategies. Vietnam needs a development proposal in this field to tap into its potential.
In the context of the changing real estate market alongside new legal regulations, understanding the Real Estate Business Law is a crucial factor for businesses and investors to seize opportunities and prepare well for the new cycle.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) stimulates the growth of serviced apartments by increasing demand from international experts. FDI drives market expansion, particularly in rapidly developing areas.
This is also the assessment of Dr. Chu Duc Hoang, Chief of Office of the National Technology Innovation Fund, when evaluating the overall picture of Vietnamese startups from the beginning of 2024.
Export-import credit is entering a bustling season, with increased activities to support businesses in expanding their international markets. Banks and financial institutions are ramping up funding, meeting the growing demand in global trade.
Recently, credit growth has shown signs of slowing down, which has attracted the attention of many economic analysts and policymakers. Several factors have contributed to the slowdown in credit growth.
On August 13, 2024, significant changes were recorded in bank interest rates. 12 banks have increased their deposit rates since the beginning of August. Notably, many banks have raised their 12-month term interest rates above 5% per year.
By February 2025, the EU will have new regulations affecting many important agricultural products from Vietnam, including coffee, pepper, rice, durian, banana, mango, and vegetables like onion, garlic, and chili.