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March 18, 2023
"Today is the first day Chinese tour groups are returning to our country after a three-year hiccup due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. We are so eager to welcome them and consider this a festive day," a Vietnamese tourism official said on Wednesday.
March 17, 2023
© Provided by Xinhua From now on, we will welcome more and more Chinese tourists who not only visit Mong Cai, but also Ha Long (another city in Quang N
March 16, 2023
Vietnam stocks rose more than 2% rebounding after a surprise move by the central bank to cut interest rates, with analysts viewing the policy move as further action by authorities to ease a credit crunch facing property developers.
March 16, 2023
HANOI, March 16 (Xinhua) -- Today is the first day Chinese tour groups are returning to our country after a three-year hiccup due to COVID-19 travel restriction
March 16, 2023
Feature: Vietnamese excited to welcome return of Chinese tour groups-
March 15, 2023
Vietnam stocks rose more than 2% on Wednesday, rebounding after a surprise move by the central bank to cut interest rates, with analysts viewing the policy move as further action by authorities to... | March 15, 2023
March 14, 2023
Domestic capital is scarce and a series of projects are being delayed or sold off, with investors pursuing the potential of possible mergers in the distressed property market.
March 13, 2023
Credit growth in the first months of this year slowed significantly due to high interest rates and firms’ poor health, raising concerns about rising bad debts.
March 8, 2023
As many countries plan to adopt the Global Minimum Tax Rate (GMTR) in 2024, experts are concerned that the entry into force of the rate would discourage foreign companies from locating their operations in low-tax countries.
March 7, 2023
As many countries plan to adopt the Global Minimum Tax Rate (GMTR) in 2024, experts are concerned that the entry into force of the rate would discourage foreign companies from locating their operations in low-tax countries.