Business News

Vietnam expects to gain US$ 8-10 billion from shipping fruits and vegetables abroad, with revenue of processed products accounting for at least 30 percent of the total by 2030.

The following are key milestones in Viet Nam's fight against the COVID-19 pandemic since January 27, 2020 when the first COVID-19 case was confirmed in the nation.

The World Bank forecasts that Viet Nam’s GDP growth in 2021 is set to rebound to 6.6%, higher than the Vietnamese Government’s target for the nation’s economic growth this year.

Just in time for Songkran, delight in the best of Thai street food from 9th April to 2nd May at the Windsor Plaza Hotel’s Café Central An Dong. Celebrating Thai culture and cuisine, this feast presents the culinary favourites found throughout the bustling night markets of Bangkok, from fresh salads to succulent chicken satay and of course a collection of aromatic curries.

1. Interest rates stabilised to stimulate credit demand
2. Vietnam reports positive economic results in 2020
3. Admin fees continue to clog activity
4. Smarter water planning imperative
5. Big space for private businesses over the next 10 years
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1. Cable steering wheel system supply
2. Hydraulic punching device supply
3. Self-use steam system repair
4. Wireline Logging service supply
5. Top up materials supply-bid extend
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1. Plentiful room for consumer credit
2. Capital mobilisation query leads power plan analysis.
3. Cassava exports, prices jump on surging China demand
4. Private sector still struggling to gain strength
5. Proposed coastal road sparks up fever in Quang Binh
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1. Speciality oil forklift truck supply
2. Materials and equipment supply
3. Mechanical and electric materials supply
4. Materials and components supply
5. Galvanometer protection boxes supply
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