February 15, 2026
Vietnam exports to China down 12.16% in January MoM / computers -8.87%, phones -20.30%
In January, Vietnam exported US$6,322 million worth of goods to China, down 12.16 percent over December, according to preliminary data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.
Vietnam petroleum products imports up 14.12% in January MoM / Singapore +14.21%, Malaysia +155.17%
Vietnam imported petroleum products to the tune of US$723 million in January, up from US$633 million in December, a change of 14.12 percent, according to preliminary data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.
How to Start a Business in Vietnam 2026: Culture, Permits, Locations & More
Starting a business in Vietnam can be tricky. There can be a lot of red tape and requirements and working with certain authorities, to be frank, can be challenging. That said, firms and entrepreneurs can ease the stress and tension that comes with starting a business in Vietnam by understanding the process and its nuances ahead of time. This article explains what foreign investors need to know when considering starting a business in Vietnam.
Human resources in Vietnam 2026: Labour Laws, Wages, and Compliance
Vietnam’s human resources landscape is undergoing significant transformation as the country integrates more into the global economy. With rapid economic growth, companies are increasingly focused on strategic HR management to align with both local and international standards. With all of this in mind, this article looks at the key human resources related factors foreign firms should be aware of when operating in Vietnam.
Corporate Income Tax in Vietnam 2026: Rates, Investment Incentives & More
There are a number of taxes that foreign business owners in Vietnam should be aware of. One of these taxes is Vietnam’s corporate income tax which is particularly important for foreign firms looking to manufacture in Vietnam. With this in mind, this article runs through what this tax is, what it applies, and the key elements that apply to foreign business persons.
Value Added Tax in Vietnam 2026: Rates, Exemptions & Who Pays
There are a number of taxes that foreign business owners in Vietnam should be aware of. One of these taxes is Vietnam’s value-added tax which is particularly important for foreign retail businesses. With this in mind, this article runs through what this tax is, what it applies to, and the key elements that apply to foreign business persons.
How to Make Video Games in Vietnam 2026: Guide for Developers and Studios
Making video games in Vietnam for foreign firms and brands is not always easy. From finding the right human resources to finding the right location to ensuring a firm’s intellectual property is protected, there are a myriad of considerations that need to be made. This article lays out the key details foreign game makers might need to know.
Vietnam iron and steel exports up 18.70% in January MoM / USA +367.38%, India +9.31%
Vietnam exported iron and steel to the tune of US$650 million in January, up from US$548 million in December, a change of 18.70 percent, according to preliminary data from Vietnam’s General Department of Customs.
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