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Hanoians struggle for drinking water after river contaminated with oil: ...
As Hanoi struggles with polluted tap water, people are staying up at night for tanker trucks’ arrival and hoarding bottled water.
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Sustainability is key for fashion brands to win millennial customers’ hearts
Vietnam is an interesting market for ready-to-wear fashion, but sustainability is a need, said Fredrik Famm, H&M's country manager of Southeast Asia.
Vietnam’s smart lighting market is booming: VietnamNet
Elements are converging to make Vietnam a potential smart lighting market as light-emitting diodes are replacing traditional light appliances.
Vietnam’s largest cinema chain fined $7,300 for screening Abominable: Zing
Vietnam’s largest cinema chain CGV was fined $7,300 for importing and screening animated movie showing China’s infamous nine-dash line image on East Sea.
- Public space will be lost without green living space: experts 1
- Plastic waste threatens the future of the hotel industry 2
- Vietnam should act to revive inbound tourism amid sluggish growth: business execs 3
- Miss Huong Giang: Smile, a therapy healing my soul 4
- Vietnamese auction floor lost ground at home 5
- Cable cars underscore stunning transformation of Vietnam’s economy, tourism: New York Times 6
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Dalat Flower Festival 2019 expected to lure 300,000 visitors: Dan Tri
Dalat Flower Festival this year is scheduled to take place in December, hoping to attract up to 300,000 visitors.
Vietnam lags far behind in setting healthy work hours: VnExpress
Vietnam is 80 years behind developed countries in approving a 40-hour work week law, which is needed to ensure workers’ quality of life, lawmakers say.
Designed for Serenity, With Nature in Mind: New York Times
Vo Trong Nghia’s firm meditates every day, which helps in their approach to refining urban environments.
Young entrepreneurs take a step towards making coffee shoes in Vietnam: ...
Rens, a startup by a Vietnamese duo in Finland making the world’s first shoes from coffee grounds, wants to shift to Vietnam soon.
