Deadline Approaches: What Small Businesses Under 1 Billion VND Need to Know
As the July 31 deadline approaches, small businesses in Vietnam with capital under 1 billion VND must prepare for tax obligations. This article outlines essential steps to comply with tax regulations.
Vietnam's Health Ministry Reports Recent Surge in COVID-19 Cases
Vietnam's Ministry of Health has announced a recent increase in COVID-19 cases, raising concerns among health officials. The surge highlights the ongoing challenges in managing the pandemic as the country prepares for potential future waves.
Enhancing Supply Chain Transparency Amid US Market Demands
In response to new demands from the US market, Vietnamese businesses are prioritizing supply chain transparency and traceability. This shift is crucial for managing risks and protecting export market shares amid stricter regulations.
Heavy Rain Causes Flooding in Hanoi Streets
A heavy downpour lasting just 30 minutes in Hanoi led to significant flooding, with water levels reaching up to one meter in some areas. Traffic congestion was reported as many streets became impassable.
Hanoi Reports 185 New Covid-19 Cases in One Week
Hanoi has recorded 185 new Covid-19 cases over the past week, nearly doubling from the previous week. This marks the third consecutive week of rising infections, raising the total for the year to 588 cases.
Record High Bank Deposits Reach 10.82 Trillion VND Amid Rising Interest Rates
Vietnam's bank deposits have soared to a record high of 10.82 trillion VND as of May 2026, driven by high interest rates. The increase reflects a strong inflow of funds from the public into the banking system.
Dump Truck Crashes into Store in Ho Chi Minh City, Family Hospitalized
A dump truck lost control and crashed into a store in Ho Chi Minh City, causing significant damage and sending a family to the hospital. The incident occurred late at night on July 27, 2026.
University Professor Exposed for Admission Fraud 18 Years Later
A university professor in China has come under scrutiny after it was revealed that he committed admission fraud 18 years ago. The university has confirmed the revocation of his bachelor's degree, while his master's and doctoral degrees remain intact.
Nearly 9,000 Workers Mobilized for Long Thanh Airport Construction
The Long Thanh Airport project in Vietnam is ramping up its workforce, aiming to mobilize nearly 9,000 workers to accelerate construction. Currently, there is a shortage of 1,500 to 2,000 workers on site, which is impacting progress.
Nguyễn Đức Tâm Elected as New Chairman of Quảng Ngãi Province
Nguyễn Đức Tâm has been elected as the new Chairman of the People's Committee of Quảng Ngãi Province for the term 2026-2031. Previously serving as the Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and former Deputy Minister of Finance, Tâm aims to drive significant growth and improve local
Witness Describes Rescue of Four After Truck Crash in Ho Chi Minh City
A witness recounted the dramatic moments of rescuing four individuals trapped after a dump truck crashed into an eyewear store in Ho Chi Minh City. The incident occurred on To Ngoc Van Street, Linh Xuan Ward, prompting immediate action from bystanders.
To Hai Plans to Acquire Over 31 Million Shares After Wife's Exit
To Hai, a member of the board at Vietcap Securities, has registered to purchase over 31 million shares of VCI following his wife's complete divestment from the company. This move comes as VCI's shares show signs of recovery after recent fluctuations.
