Kết quả tìm kiếm từ khóa : Source: VNA

Shipping costs gone down to pre-pandemic level

15:50 | 27/11/2022

Freighters have even started accepting small orders at low prices in the hope they may be able to pool them together to make a trip worthwhile.

Dong Nai eyes selective FDI attraction

17:23 | 26/11/2022

The southern province of Dong Nai, with its geographical and transport strength, has the advantage to promote selective attraction of foreign direct investment (FDI).

Tra fish nets impressive export growth

17:19 | 26/11/2022

Tra fish exports recorded impressive growth in the first 10 months of 2022, with turnover eclipsing the 2.2 billion USD mark.

PM calls for new mindset, breakthroughs, values to develop southeastern region

17:14 | 26/11/2022

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on November 26 stressed the need for a new mindset, new breakthroughs, and new values to promote the development of the southeastern region.

quang ninh to become leading coastal economic hub

Quảng Ninh to become leading coastal economic hub

17:05 | 26/11/2022

The northern province of Quảng Ninh has set an objective to become Việt Nam’s leading ocean-economic hub in the future, according to a report on the province’s strategic development released by the local authority.

First lot of Tan Lac red-flesh grapefruit exported to UK

14:46 | 25/11/2022

The first lot of 5,400 Tan Lac red-flesh grapefruits of the northern mountainous province of Hoa Binh was exported to the United Kingdom on November 24.

Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery exports face UKVFTA-related opportunities, challenges

14:44 | 25/11/2022

Thanks to the UK-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (UKVFTA), Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery exports to the European nation now enjoy many advantages which, however, also come with several challenges.

UN peacekeeping remains highlight in Vietnam – Australia defence ties: officer

14:42 | 25/11/2022

UN peacekeeping is a highlight in defence cooperation between Australia and Vietnam, stated Colonel Paul Foura, Australian Defence Attaché to Vietnam.

High fertiliser prices and rising export demand help businesses earn more profits

14:38 | 25/11/2022

A promising export market contributed positively to the sharp increase in profits of many fertiliser and chemical enterprises.

viet nams exports to germany up 305 in 10 months

Việt Nam’s exports to Germany up 30.5% in 10 months

16:33 | 24/11/2022

Việt Nam’s export turnover to Germany enjoyed a year-on-year surge of 30.5 per cent to US$7.6 billion in the first 10 months of this year, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

VN’s stock market sees volatility amid world’s less positive outlook

16:31 | 24/11/2022

Việt Nam's stock market has seen strong volatility in recent years, stemming from investors' cautious sentiment in the face of uncertainties and less positive outlook on world economy and politics.

samsung continues its efforts for sustainable investment in viet nam

Samsung continues its efforts for sustainable investment in Việt Nam

16:29 | 24/11/2022

In order to find and nurture successful human resources to ensure sustainable development in Việt Nam, Samsung Vietnam has annually organised recruitment on a large scale, with a frequency of at least twice a year since 2011.

VN set to export 7 million tonnes of rice this year

16:25 | 24/11/2022

The price of Vietnamese rice has increased by US$30 compared to before the ban to fetch $408-428 per tonne.

Securities companies adjust business results amid market downturn

15:44 | 23/11/2022

Securities companies have to adjust business plans lower due to the volatility of the stock market at present as the market is still seeing negative movements in terms of liquidity and scores.

Vietnam advised to produce green, clean goods to win over European consumers

15:40 | 23/11/2022

Vietnamese companies must understand trends in the EU consumer market, which is undergoing a significant shift towards green and clean goods that meet international labour and environmental standards, the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (EuroCham) has said.