The Prime Minister urged Board IV and economic experts to continue advising the Government on mobilising collective strength, encouraging citizens to invest, produce and contribute to national progress.

HDBank has reaffirmed its standing by being honoured once again in Forbes Vietnam’s Top 50 Listed Companies.

To achieve sustainability and supply autonomy, a comprehensive strategy is needed, from livestock planning and technology investment to farmer support policies.

As Việt Nam’s economy grows, so do the ambitions of its middle class, yet a frozen personal income tax system is holding them back. Professionals say the system punishes effort, curbs motivation, and fails to reflect the rising costs of modern life. Bồ Xuân Hiệp reports.

According to Viet Dragon Securities, the sharp decline provides an opportunity for investors to take profits, narrow portfolios and reduce equity exposure, while waiting for stabilisation around support levels.

Việt Nam will launch the 2026 Economic Census in January next year to develop a comprehensive overview of production and business activities across all economic sectors nationwide.

Vietnam Airlines will operate nearly 2,900 flights with 600,000 seats from August 29 to September 3 for the National Day holiday, over 100,000 more seats than last year.

Việt Nam's finance ministry hopes to see at least 30 State-owned enterprises (SOEs) with net revenue exceeding US$1 billion each by 2030.

The report on “Increasing Regional Logistics Linkages” aims to tackle bottlenecks and boost socio-economic growth in the Southeast Việt Nam.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into certain ceramic tiles imported from India following complaints from domestic producers who alleged that the dumping caused significant harm to the local industry.

Deputy Prime Minister Hồ Đức Phớc stressed that the Government will continue to act as a development enabler and companion of enterprises.

In today’s digital age, innovation is not only a driver of profit but also a matter of survival for businesses.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, in coordination with the Vietnamese Consulate General in Sydney, on Thursday hosted the “Việt Nam – Australia Forum on trade promotion, cooperation in training and human resources development in agriculture and environment”.

Việt Nam has solidified its position as one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing economies after eight decades of national development, according Emeritus Professor Carl Thayer from the University of New South Wales (Australia).

Leaders of Ninh Bình Province held a working session on Thursday with representatives of the Korea Federation of Small and Medium Businesses (KBIZ), which has a strong presence in the northern locality.

Việt Nam is standing at a decisive turning point in its foreign direct investment (FDI) journey, drawing unprecedented attention from global investors at a time when capital flows worldwide are seeking fresh destinations.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade stressed the need to review direct power purchase agreements and new energy mechanisms to ensure transparency, feasibility and support for Việt Nam’s renewable energy transition.

A robust framework aligned with the NDC and offering clarity and predictability is essential not only for public and private sector engagement but also for unlocking the economic potential of carbon credits.

The event is especially significant as Việt Nam and the United States commemorate 30 years of normalised diplomatic relations and enter the third year of their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.