Folayang november 23 2018

The problem of the products subject to the recall is that the plastic impellers for fuel pumps can inflate and stop their operation, causing the engine to stall or fail to start. … [Read more...] about Mitsubishi recalls over 9,000 Xpander, Outlander cars in Vietnam

A worker cleans up old wires after they were removed on Truong Dinh Street, Ho Chi Minh City, May 12, 2009. Photo: Nguyen Cong Thanh / Tuoi Tre The cooperation has proven its role in changing the cityscape, preventing fire and contributing to the development of sustainable neighborhoods, according to Le Quoc Cuong, deputy director of the Department of Information and Communications.  … [Read more...] about A decade of burying tangled wires in Ho Chi Minh City

According to the statistics of VNDirect Securities Company, blue chips such as VIC of private conglomerate Vingroup, VHM of real estate giant Vinhomes, and state-owned banking trio VCB of Vietcombank, CTG of VietinBank and BID of BIDV are the biggest drag on the VN-Index. … [Read more...] about VN-Index plummets over 74 points

According to CIEM, Vietnam’s macroeconomic performance in 2021 will be influenced by the world economy, which is still uncertain. The US is expected to continue to apply measures to restrain China’s economy, trade and technology, and may team up with some partner countries to implement measures. … [Read more...] about Researchers warn of risks for Vietnam in 2021

Foreign reporters have to register with the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Covid-19 tests. Roughly 4,000 delegates who will participate in the coming 13th National Congress of the Vietnamese Communist Party will experience Covid-19 tests on January 18-23. On January 10, more than 6,000 police and army men on a security drill in Hanoi for the Communist Party of Vietnam’s 13th Congress that is slated to take place on January 25 to February 2 at the National Convention Centre in Nam Tu Liem District. … [Read more...] about CPV Congress journalists to be Covid-tested