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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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85 percent of businesses listed on stock market report profit growth in Q3

As many as 706 enterprises, 85 percent of 832 listed companies on the Vietnamese stock market, generated profits during the third quarter of this year.

The Government’s foreign debts have been declining sharply and under the Government’s control, Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue said while chairing a meeting with leaders of some ministries, sectors and the National Financial Supervisory Commission.

Foreign financial institutions were eyeing up poorly-performing Vietnamese banks after being given the green light to acquire stakes in local institutions in a move to speed up the restructuring of the country’s banking industry, according to banking expert Nguyen

Vietnam had 12,327 people with USD3 million to below USD30 million in net assets by the end of 2018, up 23% over the past five years and the figure is projected to reach 15,776 people by 2023.