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How to Open a Hotel in Vietnam: Ultimate Guide 2024
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How to Open a Supermarket in Vietnam: Ultimate Guide 2024
How to Form a Company in Vietnam: Technical Guide 2024
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How to Start a Business in Vietnam: Ultimate Guide 2024
How to Export Coffee from Vietnam: Ultimate Guide 2024
How to Import Coffee to Vietnam: Ultimate Guide 2024
How to Open a Gym in Vietnam 2024: Ultimate Guide
How to Open a Bar in Vietnam 2024: Ultimate Guide
How to Open a Restaurant in Vietnam: Ultimate Guide 2024
How to Open a Cafe in Vietnam: Ultimate Guide 2024
Vietnam Airports: Foreign Investors Guide 2024
Vietnam Seaports: Foreign Investors Guide 2024
Minimum Wage in Vietnam 2024: Your Questions Answered
Logistics in Vietnam: Ultimate Guide (2024)
Gambling in Vietnam: Foreign Investor Quick Read 2024
Public Holidays in Vietnam 2024: Cheat Sheet
Corruption in Vietnam: Cheat Sheet 2024
Tax in Vietnam 2024: Quick Read
Value Added Tax in Vietnam 2024: Quick Read
Corporate Income Tax in Vietnam 2024: Quick Read
Personal Income Tax in Vietnam 2024: Quick Read
Vietnam Special Consumption Tax 2024: Quick Read
Video Games in Vietnam: Cheat Sheet 2024
English News in Vietnam: A Quick Guide 2024
Where are Nikes Made in Vietnam 2024?
Vietnam Supermarkets: Foreign Retailer’s Guide 2024
Shopping in Vietnam: Quick Guide 2024
Vietnam’s Financial Sector: An Overview 2024
Vietnam’s Imports and Exports, March 2024: Snapshot
Vietnam’s Imports and Exports, February 2024: Snapshot
Snapshot: Manufacturing in Vietnam, February 2024
Vietnam’s Economy, February 2024: Snapshot
Snapshot: Manufacturing in Vietnam, January 2024
Vietnam’s Stock Market, January 2024: Snapshot
Vietnam’s Economy, January 2024: Snapshot
Snapshot: Manufacturing in Vietnam, December 2023
Vietnam’s Stock Market, December 2023: Snapshot
Vietnam’s Economy, December 2023: Snapshot
Supermarkets are rapidly proliferating in Vietnam. This is on the back of rising incomes and improved market entry conditions. These supermarkets are one of the easiest ways for foreign producers to get their products in front of Vietnamese consumers with a more Western style of doing business. What to expect
This article covers shopping in Vietnam, breaking down the key means by which goods are bought and sold in one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing economies. Local markets Local markets take the lion’s share of retail sales in terms of volume by far. Local markets, generally open-air, are spread out all
The International Monetary Fund has released its World Economic Outlook April 2024 which estimates Vietnam’s GDP growth for this year to be 5.8 percent. The IMF also bumped Vietnam up from its Low-Income Developing Countries group and added it to its Emerging Market and Middle-Income Economies group.
There is this emerging argument that the pressure on the exchange rate is partly caused by gold smuggling, for example, this article from Doanh Nhan Vietnam. The theory is that people are buying up US dollars to buy gold overseas and then smuggling it in. That may be the case,
EVN has made a power purchase agreement with a new LNG power plant set to come online in the near future, however, EVN has been reluctant to commit to a consumption volume. The issue was the consumption rate, VN Express is reporting. The project operators wanted EVN to commit to
On Wednesday the State Bank of Vietnam both bought VND 5,671.97 worth of treasuries from five local banks and sold another VND 5,500 billion to five Vietnamese banks. It’s not clear what the thinking is behind this but as far as keeping the exchange rate where it is, these two
Vinfast’s planned North Carolina factory has been delayed pending approval of plans for a much smaller factory, The News Observer is reporting. The car marker has not been as successful as it had hoped, hence the smaller factory. It has, however, continued to maintain that the factory will be online
Vietnam’s Vinfast has continued to haemorrhage money, reporting a loss in the first quarter of 2024 of US$618.3 million, according to a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Key takeaways It delivered 9,689 EVs; This was down from 13,513 in the fourth quarter of 2024; with 50 percent
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