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Gold prices in Vietnam hit record highs but could fall to $3,000 per tael if the global economy recovers faster than expected.
The Italian Pavilion features a wide range of gourmet products and signature dishes from Italy.
Authorities have confiscated a massive collection of assets linked to the corruption scandal involving Nguyen Van Hau, also known as Hau ‘Phao’, chairman of Phuc Son Group.
With electric vehicle adoption surging, Vietnam must invest heavily in grid upgrades to meet the growing electricity demand.
Phuc Son Group Chairman Nguyen Van Hau is accused of fraudulent bidding and contract resale, illicitly profiting over $11.3 million from public funds.
Vietnam's leadership is embracing the private sector as the driving force behind the nation's economic future, signaling a policy shift that could unlock unprecedented growth.
As gold prices reach historic highs, experts debate whether the rally will continue or if a correction is imminent. Should investors buy now or wait?
With alcohol taxes set to rise, businesses warn of financial strain and illicit trade risks. Should Vietnam delay the increase?
As gold prices in Vietnam approach $4,000 per ounce, crowds flock to jewelry stores, eager to invest despite the risks of market fluctuations.
A list of criteria to be eligible for buying social housing will be created, and swindlers abusing the system will be strictly punished, the Prime Minister has said.
Trump Organization, in partnership with Vietnamese firms, is developing a high-end urban, tourism, and golf complex in Hung Yen. The project is expected to be completed by early 2027.
Transactions exceeding 400 million VND in cash or large domestic and international wire transfers must now be reported under Vietnam’s latest financial regulations.
Experts believe that the price of gold rings and SJC gold bars could reach new highs. However, the gold market is fraught with risks and unpredictable fluctuations.
Vietnam’s private sector faces regulatory challenges, high land costs, and limited R&D freedom. Experts propose legal reforms to enhance innovation, streamline business operations, and boost double-digit economic growth.
Phuc Son Group chairman Nguyen Van Hau allegedly funneled over $3 million to a former district official in Vinh Long to influence leadership decisions and secure business advantages.
Aviation data shows VietJet Air had nearly 50% of its flights delayed in February, followed by Vietnam Airlines and Vietravel. The Civil Aviation Authority urges improvements.
Toyota Vietnam is recalling 3,591 Wigo units due to a brake system defect and 10 Alphard MPVs due to a hood panel issue. The recall runs from March 2025 to 2028.
Hau "Phao" sold 1,317 land lots, concealing 2,072 billion VND off the books, leading to over 504 billion VND in tax losses for the Vietnamese government.
The Phuc Son Group scandal unfolds as 41 high-ranking individuals are accused of bribery, bid-rigging, and financial mismanagement in Vietnam.
Vietnam is reforming business regulations, improving land and capital access, and fostering technological innovation to strengthen the private sector’s role in national economic development.