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The US-ASEAN Business Council (USABC) will break its own record on the number of US businesses joining an annual delegation to Vietnam, even higher than the 51 firms joining the delegation in March last year, according to President & CEO of the council Ted Osius

Despite mutual concerns about China, Hanoi’s wariness of its larger neighbor may limit what it’s willing to do with Washington.

The clash is a milestone for Hanoi’s South China Sea claims – but marking its 50th anniversary requires discussing the government of South Vietnam. 

And the Senate will vote on President Biden’s supplemental request next week.

Warburg Pincus president Jeffrey Perlman has been chosen as the new chairman of the US-ASEAN Business Council.

Vietnam was hinted at ramping up its investment in local airports and infrastructure

The event drew Ted Osius, President & CEO of the US-ASEAN Business Council, along with representatives from dozens of major businesses of the US.

President Vo Van Thuong had a working session with representatives from the U.S. - APEC Business Coalition on November 15, as part of his ongoing U.S. trip to attend the APEC Leaders’ Week and bilateral activities in San Francisco.

The Golden Gate Bridge, a slender passageway created at the entrance of San Francisco Bay, offers an opening in the line of low hills to meet the Pacific Ocean. It is this setting where 21 leaders from the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum are convening to discuss today's tensions and the road ahead in fog-bound San Francisco.

Many U.S. residents remain leery of this country’s warmer relations with the Communist-run nation of Vietnam. That is understandable, considering America’