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Image: Ho Chi Minh City submits to the Prime Minister the project of an international "superport" of more than 5 billion USD

Ho Chi Minh City submits to the Prime Minister the project of an international "superport" of more than 5 billion USD

According to the research project report, when it comes into operation and reaches the designed capacity, Can Gio - Ho Chi Minh City international transshipment port will contribute to the budget from 34,000 to 40,000 billion VND/year.

Image: Chinese peony grapes dominate the Vietnamese market

Chinese peony grapes dominate the Vietnamese market

Not only beautiful and uniform design, Chinese peony grapes also have a "super cheap" price, so they are popular with Vietnamese consumers.

Image: Foreigners are allowed to own houses but not attached to land use rights in Vietnam

Foreigners are allowed to own houses but not attached to land use rights in Vietnam

The Ministry of Construction proposes to the Government to unify regulations on housing ownership rights of foreigners not attached to land use rights and supplement the provision that foreigners are allowed to extend the house ownership period once.

Image: New visa policy facilitates tourism development in Vietnam

New visa policy facilitates tourism development in Vietnam

Effective from August 15, the new visa policy is considered a golden opportunity for Vietnam to attract international visitors, especially in affordable markets. Tourism is expected to increase sharply in the last two quarters of the year.

Image: Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong has 37.5 billion USD, ranked 33 in the world, number 1 in Southeast Asia as update from Forbes

Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong has 37.5 billion USD, ranked 33 in the world, number 1 in Southeast Asia as update from Forbes

Following the swings when VinFast launched shares on the US stock exchange, both Forbes and Bloomberg accurately evaluated billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong's holdings.

Image:  Vietnam agricultural product prices continue to set a record

 Vietnam agricultural product prices continue to set a record

Not only rice, the prices of many agricultural products for export in Vietnam increased sharply, setting a new record.

Image: Mobile World has no intention of downsizing or reselling the An Khang pharmacy chain, aiming to break even in December

Mobile World has no intention of downsizing or reselling the An Khang pharmacy chain, aiming to break even in December

Mobile World also aims to break even for the AVAKids chain. At the recent Mobile World Investment investor meeting (stock code: MWG), Dong Doan Van Hieu Em, MWG member, said that the An Khang pharmacy chain strives to achieve this goal by December break even and then scale up stores to increase

Image: Hot: Vietnam issues e-visas to citizens of all countries

Hot: Vietnam issues e-visas to citizens of all countries

Vietnamese Government decided to grant electronic visas (e-visas) to citizens of all countries and territories entering Vietnam from August 15.

Image: Vietnamese agricultural products face difficulties in the world's frugal spending situation

Vietnamese agricultural products face difficulties in the world's frugal spending situation

Inflation causes global consumers to "tighten their belts" to balance spending. Many agricultural products, a billion-dollar strength of Vietnam, are in trouble and have to lower their export targets.

Image: Vietnam: 60% of manufacturing workers have to cut living costs

Vietnam: 60% of manufacturing workers have to cut living costs

To cope with the income decline caused by the contraction of enterprise production, 60% of employees must reduce their living costs, and 37% of employees seek external part-time jobs.

Image: Vietnamese rice stocks all boost after Rusia and Ukraine's conflict

Vietnamese rice stocks all boost after Rusia and Ukraine's conflict

VSF's market price increased more than 300% in two weeks, with 11 trading sessions to the ceiling. AGM also doubled its capitalization and many popular rice stocks.

Image: Asia's era of dirt-cheap labor is coming to an end

Asia's era of dirt-cheap labor is coming to an end

The age of incredibly inexpensive Asian labor is ending due to an aging population and a younger generation less willing to work in factories.