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Pepper is known as "black gold" in Vietnam as the country has long been one of the world's leading producers and exporters of the prized spice. However, Vietnamese businesses still need to import significant amounts of pepper each year due to supply constraints.
In just 4 months, the Pika Le beverage chain has opened over 30 outlets solely in Hanoi. Developed around a takeaway model without seating, the “Divine Lemon Water” brand has rapidly expanded its presence like mushrooms after rain, becoming a notable phenomenon in Hanoi’s food and beverage market.
The commemorative ceremony was attended by representatives from domestic agencies, ministries and branches, university presidents, representatives from corporations, experts, influential Vietnamese, media and press agencies, and members and associates of AVSE Global worldwide.
Customers of the Vietnam Maritime Bank's Thanh Xuan branch in Hanoi were shocked earlier this year to discover that over 338 billion dong (approximately 15 million USD) had disappeared from their savings accounts overnight. The incident has attracted significant public attention and raised
This report will analyze unemployment rates among recent college graduates in the United States based on their chosen major field of study. The data shows significant variation in employment outcomes depending on one's area of specialization. Understanding trends in unemployment by college major
A representative from Pacific Airlines has announced that the company will be restructuring its fleet and flight routes as part of efforts to ensure and enhance operational effectiveness. During this period, some flight routes may change schedules or temporarily suspend operations. The airline's
Pham Nhat Vuong, the founder and chairman of Vingroup - Vietnam's largest private conglomerate, has established three new holding companies over the past year that aim to assist the long-term financial needs of its various business divisions. This move demonstrates Vuong's continued commitment to
Vingroup plans to divest from Vincom Retail, one of Vietnam's largest retail chains. Currently, Vingroup subsidiaries own a 99% stake in Sado Company, the largest shareholder of Vincom Retail. In March 2022, an agreement was signed for Vingroup to sell its entire stake in SDI Company, which holds
After the Lunar New Year holidays, many people in Vietnam tend to choose investment channels over buying cars, resulting in a downward trend in the country's automobile production.
According to a report from Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the country raked in $1.49 billion from wooden goods exports last month, representing a sharp rise of 72.5% year-on-year. This outstanding performance has boosted optimism across the timber industry as players gear
Vietnam's richest man Trần Đình Long, Chairman of Hoà Phát Group, is on track to see his net worth double to $5 billion as the steel tycoon's flagship company benefits from a resurgence in the industry.
The telephone and tablet market recorded nearly VND 14 trillion in online revenue on e-commerce platforms. This figure is only about VND 2 trillion less than The Gioi Di Dong's online revenue.
According to the latest financial statements, although VinFast's total assets are smaller than other major Vietnamese groups such as Vingroup, Vinhomes, Hoa Phat and Masan, its equity value surpasses and is only second to Vietcombank in Vietnam.
According to data from the Vietnam Coffee and Cocoa Association (Vicofa), robusta coffee prices averaged 82,100 VND ($3.50) per kilogram in Vietnam's Central Highlands as of February 22nd, up around 300-400 VND from the previous day. This marks the fourth consecutive day of price hikes in the
The presence of Vietnamese automaker VinFast at the 2024 Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) has made a strong impression on industry veterans in the Southeast Asian nation. According to experts, VinFast holds several competitive advantages that could help them penetrate the Indonesian
Coffee prices in Vietnam's Central Highlands region have continued an upward trend, setting new record highs. As of February 19th, robusta coffee beans were trading at over VND81,000 (USD3.5) per kilogram in the major coffee growing provinces of the region.