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H&M to open 8th Vietnamese store a week ahead of Uniqlo debut
Renowned international fast-fashion brand Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) is set to open its eighth store in Vietnam on November 28.
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Noi Bai Int’l Airport to get considerably expanded: HanoiTimes
Under the government instruction, the planning adjustment must ensure the capacity expansion of Noi Bai International Airport to 100 million passengers per year.
Ho Chi Minh City expected earn nearly $6.6 billion from tourism in 2019
In 2019, the country’s biggest city seen to welcome 8.5 million visitors with an estimated revenue of VND150,000 billion ($6.6 billion).
North-South Expressway bidding shortlists 32 domestic investors: VnExpress
32 of the 93 bids received by the North-South Expressway management board have been shortlisted for further evaluation.
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- Vietnamese textile-garment sector logs record number of export markets 2
- Vietnamese fruits struggle with higher standards 3
- VinaCapital seeks to sell SkyX Solar for $100 million 4
- Vietnam takes advantage of FTAs for exporting agricultural products 5
- Vietnam on the rise as a promising destination for int'l retailers 6
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US retailer Ace Hardware enters Vietnam: VnExpress
The 2,500-meter Ace Home Center, located in Saigon, will have 10,000 products in several categories including household, furniture, tools and outdoors.
Vietnam asks importers to boycott products with China’s illegal map
Vietnam has advised importers to make sure that all of imported products with China illegally-claimed nine-dotted line map on East Sea are brought to the country.
Vietnam minds Bloomberg’s warning of $4 bln shortage for port upgrade
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has asked ministries to study for seaport development following Bloomberg's story saying the country needs up to $4 billion for expansion port system.
Vietnam's CPI forecast to rise 0.8%-1% this month mostly because of pork ...
November’s inflation rate could rise by 0.8 – 1% from a month earlier while pork prices soar seen to push the month’s CPI increase by 0.75%, according to General Statistics Office.
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Vietnam raises foreign ownership limit at domestic airlines to 34%
Foreign investors in the aviation sector is allowed to hold up to 34% stake in a domestic airline, according to a new government decree.
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Rice exports set to reach 6.5 million tonnes during 2019: VOV
Vietnam's rice exports are projected to hit approximately 6.5 million tonnes for the whole year, Voice of Vietnam cites information from the Vietnam Food Association.
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Vietnam to curb fraud in plywood exports to US
In an effort to curb fraud in exports destined for America, Vietnam announced to halt transshipments in plywood exports to US market from December 27.
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Vietnam’s 2019 drug imports expected to hit $3 bln, up 7%
With an average monthly import of about $245 million, it is expected that the country will spend $3 billion for purchasing pharmaceutical products from foreign countries in 2019.
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Hydropower output target seen uncompleted due to water shortages
Amid concerns over lower water level at hydropower reservoirs in Northern provinces, Vietnam is expected to miss the annual hydroelectricity output target of 9.9 billion kWh.
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Vietnam to build airport in northern highlands Sa Pa resort town
The Ministry of Transport has approved a plan to build Sa Pa Airport with a capacity of 3 million passengers a year.
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Coal-fired power plants may cost Vietnam $7-9 billion in health bills
Emissions from Vietnam’s coal-fired power plants could impose $7-9 billion health cost on society in 2030, Danish government’s Energy Outlook Report 2019 has warned.
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Vietnam to accelerate coal imports to tackle foreseen power shortage
Vietnam is expected to import 20 million tons of coal in 2020 and 35 million tons in 2035 to meet increasing demands at thermo-power plants.
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EVN stops buying electricity from households using illegal solar ...
Vietnam’s state-run Electricity of Vietnam warned to stop purchasing electricity from households generating power with rooftop solar panels that use inverters displaying China's illegal nine-dash line.
