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Japanese investors keen on Vietnamese banks

Japanese investors have seen the slump in the securities market as an opportunity to buy stocks on the cheap in Vietnamese banks.

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HP considering PC spinoff, buying software company

Hewlett-Packard, the world's top personal computer maker, announced Thursday it is considering spinning off its PC unit in a historic shift away from the consumer market.

Two meetings address Vietnam’s socioeconomic issues

The Consultative Group for Vietnam, and Vietnam Business Forum will convene mid-year in Ha Tinh Province and Hanoi.

Government agencies seriously lacking security experts

If Vietnam cannot settle the current deficiency of information security experts, it will fail in building up an e-government and become an IT power.

Rag trade eyes moves to low cost Vietnam

More foreign garment and textile investors are stitching up investment deals in Vietnam as production costs rise in China.

Sugar manufacturers across the country are struggling due to oversupply and a lack of demand that have forced prices down by USD50/tonne.

The British Council has launched an eco-friendly business competition for entrepreneurs in Vietnam.

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Finance

Vietnam striving for higher sovereign credit ratings by 2030

Deputy Prime Minister Le Minh Khai has approved the sovereign credit rating improvement project by 2030, part of an effort to make Vietnam a developing and upper-middle-income country with modern industry.

The State Bank of Vietnam has urged lenders to not relax credit approval conditions but set tighter control on foreign currency lending and granting loans in high-risk sectors.

Despite the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the remittance flow to the country throughout 2021 reached more than US$12 billion, an increase of 10% compared to 2020, according to data published by the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV).