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Vietnamese companies face threat of being acquired on the cheap
The coronavirus pandemic has made Vietnamese companies vulnerable to takeovers by foreign investors at low prices.
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One more returnee from Russia tests positive with Covid-19, tally hits 314
A Vietnamese woman, aged 62, who is native of Thanh Hoa, was confirmed 314th coronavirus patient after returning from Russia, the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control said.
Vietnam seeks to cut pork prices by importing 20,000 pigs from Thailand
Vietnam plans to import 20,000 breeding pigs from Thailand this year as the country is seeking to rebuild its hog herd battered by an African swine fever outbreak.
Vietnam confirms 24 new COVID-19 patients, all returning from Russia
Health official on Thursday night confirmed 24 Vietnamese nationals repatriated from coronavirus hit Russia to have contracted the virus, Ministry of Health said.
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British coronavirus patient to undergo lung transplant
Vietnamese doctors decided to conduct a lung transplant to save the British Covid-19 patient whose lung has been solidified 90%, according to the Ministry of Health.
Vietnam to suspend considering new airlines establishment due to public health crisis
Vietnamese government will not consider granting licenses for new air carriers, waiting for the coronavirus-hit aviation sector to fully recover, Ministry of Transport said in a meeting on Tuesday.
Laos pushes ahead with sixth Mekong River dam project
Laos has submitted plans to build a new hydropower dam on the Mekong River, with construction expected to start later this year, the Mekong River Commission (MRC) said on Monday.
After swift virus success, Vietnam sets sights on post-pandemic ...
After proclaiming success in containing the coronavirus, Vietnam is positioning itself as a safe place to do business, capitalising on demand from international manufacturers looking to diversify their supply chains away China.
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Vietnam’s British coronavirus patient could undergo lung transplant
Vietnamese doctors are considering a lung transplant for a 43-year-old Briton, who was hospitalized on March 18 on coronavirus. He is currently under critical health conditions with deteriorated lungs.
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Vietnam confirms 17 new coronavirus infection cases
Vietnamese health officials have found 17 new COVID-19 infection cases, raising the patient tally to 288, according to the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control.
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Vietnam considers resuming int’l flights with limited frequency
Minister of Transport Nguyen Van The directed the ministry's sub-divisions and the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam to propose resumption of international commercial flights with limited frequency.
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Remittances sent to Ho Chi Minh City falls 2% to $1.8bln in first four ...
Ho Chi Minh City received $1.8 billion remittances in the first four months of this year, down 2% from a year ago, according to the State Bank of Vietnam’s HCMC branch.
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Vietnam pushes citizens getting married before turning 30, having ...
The government plans to offer tax incentives and social housing priority to citizens who have enough two children while encourages Vietnamese youngsters to get married before they turn 30.
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Ministry calls for allowing private investment in power transmission
The Ministry of Industry and Trade wants private investments allowed in power transmission, now a state monopoly, as demand surges in a booming economy.
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Vietnam’s agriculture sector gains trade surplus of $2.8bln in 4 ...
Vietnam’s agriculture sector earned a trade surplus of $2.8 billion in the first 4 months of 2020, 4.1% lower than the same period last year, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development said.
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Samsung abandons plan to shift premium phone production to Vietnam
Samsung, the world’s biggest smartphone maker, and South Korea’s biggest corporate group has scrapped its plan to shift premium phone production to Vietnam as Korea overcame COVID19 pandemic.
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Vietnam begins testing homegrown coronavirus vaccine on mice
With support from British experts, a group of Vietnamese scientists began testing of coronavirus vaccine on mice at a lab in Hanoi.
