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BEIJING, CHINA - Media OutReach - 11 December 2019 - According to official news, the global optimally selected exchange YoYoEx will be officially launched on December 12th. As a cyptocurrency trading platform registered in Singapore, it is committed to exploring the global market and selecting the most cutting-edge and high-quality digital asset projects. Currently, YoYoEx offices have been set up in Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea, Europe and the United States. YoYoEx always adheres to the global development strategy, and strives to create a free circulation of the borderless blockchain world with users. YoYoEx founder David said: "YoYoEx is now simultaneously developing markets in Southeast Asia, Japan, Korea, Europe and the United States. YoYoEx has actively applied for legal operating licenses in many countries and regions around and has opened up payments system in multiple areas and countries of the world. Users around the world can make purchases. " The core … [Read more...] about Benchmarking Nasdaq, Leading The Investment Direction Of Cyptocurrency —— YoYoEx Will Be Launched On December 12th

A Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines) cargo ship (Photo: thuonggiaonline.vn) Hanoi (VNA) - Only nine state-owned enterprises (SOEs) were given the green light from the government for their equitisation plans this year, reported the Ministry of Finance (MoF). The progress was still “very slow”, said Dang Quyet Tien, Director of the MoF's Corporate Finance Department, at the ministry’s press conference on the local financial and production situation and the restructuring and equitisation of SOEs in Hanoi on December 10. Tien said though equitisation and divestment had a positive impact on the development of the stock market, improving the performance of firms, the slow progress was “concerning”. Among nine SOEs reported, three were on the list of 128 SOEs required to be equitised by the Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc in the period from 2016 to 2020. He said since 2016, Vietnam had 168 SOEs approved for equitisation, of which 36 were in the … [Read more...] about Equitisation of SOEs still sees slow progress

  The men's football team arrive at Nội Bài International Airport. VNA/VNS Photo Thành Đạt HÀ NỘI — Vietnamese fans flocked to Nội Bài International Airport in Hà Nội this evening to welcome home their heroes from the Southeast Asian Games in the Philippines. National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines used a "super aircraft" Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner to carry the team. Among the athletes on their way home were the men's U22 football team and the women’s football team, who won two golds for Việt Nam. Việt Nam finished the competition in second place in the medal tally with 98 gold, 85 silver, and 105 bronze medals. Following a successful campaign, the nation finished with six more gold medals than Thailand in third. As the event’s host nation, the Philippines topped the list with a haul of 149 gold medals. — VNS Coach Park Hang-seo. Photo zing.vn   The male … [Read more...] about Vietnamese fans welcome athletes home

by Paul Kennedy GREAT SCOT: Duncan Ferguson celebrates after winning his first match as Everton’s interim manager. AFP/VNA Photo   I had the pleasure of meeting Everton’s caretaker manager, Duncan Ferguson, on two separate occasions back in the 90s. I say a pleasure, but the first time our paths crossed wasn’t very pleasurable. I had just covered an Everton Premier League match and found myself stood next to (or rather towered over by) the imposing Scot in the reception area of Goodison Park, home of Everton FC. It was fairly common knowledge at the time that Big Dunc wasn’t very forthcoming when it came to giving interviews with the press, but, being the daring (and stupid) reporter I was at the time, I thought I would try my luck. “Mr Ferguson, great win today. Quick word about the game?” “%*&?!# *&%%$” was his reply, and I’m not writing that in Scottish. I wasn’t particularly offended, it … [Read more...] about Take a chance on Big Dunc

  Fireworks lights up the sky during the closing ceremony of the SEA Games at the athletics stadium in Clark, north of Manila yesterday. AFP/VNA Photo SEA Games THE PHILIPPINES The 30th Southeast Asia (SEA) Games ended on Wednesday with a rocking closing ceremony in the 20,000-seater purpose-built stadium in Clark. After a chaotic start beset by organisational gaffes, a presidential apology and online mockery, the Games were briefly hit by a deadly typhoon, but organisers worked round the clock to get the schedule back on track. The ASEAN member-flags along with athletes march during the closing ceremony of the SEA Games yesterday. AFP/VNA Photo "This year, Christmas has come early," chairman of the organising committee Alan Peter Cayetano said to thousands of flag-waving fans in the stadium after each country's athletes had paraded by. "We Southeast Asians, we Filipinos, have shown the world that we can do it with world-class quality." Around 8,750 athletes and … [Read more...] about Philippines hails ‘world class’ SEA Games despite stormy start