There have been recent reports in some Moroccan media claiming that Algerian dates are absent from Moroccan markets during this Ramadan season. One news outlet, Assahifa, linked this to consumer concerns about potential residual nuclear radiation in batches imported from Algeria. According to the
(VAN) Committed to providing maximum resources and logistics services support, Bac Giang province wishes to bring Thieu lychee to more international markets.
Bitcoin continued to carry costs above $41,000 over the weekend after a late Friday surge despatched the most important cryptocurrency
The crypto market has lost $500 million in value this month and it looks like the crypto bull market is
The year 2021 has witnessed a significant increase in interest in non-fungible token (NFT) with Google search interest reaching
According to WhaleStats, MATIC token is now the most traded token by 1,000 biggest ETH wallets. MATIC token is also
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(VAN) The challenge is that we should not follow in Chinese footsteps or it will affect Vietnamese brands.
A Viettel store in H Noi. — Photo tienphong.vn The past year saw Viettel’s total revenue reach more than VNÐ264.1 trillion (US$11.48 billion), making this group Southeast Asia’s most valuable telecommunications brand. Viettel Group on Monday said that in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, it
The VN30-Index gained 0.76 per cent to 1,122.14 points on Thursday morning. — Photo baodautu.vn Viet Nam’s stock market rose again on Thursday morning as investors continued to focus on blue-chip stocks. The benchmark VN-Index on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange increased 0.54 per cent to 1,149.33
VinaCapital’s VOF was the second best performer last year. — Photo vinacapital.com 2020 marked an unexpectedly successful year for big investment funds in Viet Nam, with Pyn Elite Fund having the best performance. Despite global disruptions affecting all economic sectors due to COVID-19, most big
VCN - Closing a relatively successful year of 2020 in the context of difficulties, the entire agriculture, forestry and fishery sector is "ramping up" in 2021 towards a target of over US$42 billion.