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Nestlé leads the best working places in Việt Nam Age of Learning and Galaxy Education Announce Partnership to Launch ABCmouse English in Vietnam Special Honda City prize announced by VNPAY wallet Masan Group – Top ASEAN consumer pick – according to Bank of America Viettel Group, Architecture Magazine launch design contest for Viettel Thăng Long Building Viva Land Investment & Development Joint Stock Company, through its affiliates, has acquired Capital Place - a Grade A luxury building in Hà Nội. This is another step for Viva Land to set a deep footprint in the Vietnamese luxury realty market over the next decade. Entering the capital market Capital Place is also the first commercial project under Viva Land’s operation and management in the northern of Việt Nam. Located at the intersection of Lieu Giai – Kim Ma – Nguyen Chi Thanh in Ba Dinh District, Capital Place offers 100,000 square metres of luxurious and green office and retail … [Read more...] about VIVA LAND HAS ACQUIRED CAPITAL PLACE, THE AWARD-WINNING GRADE A OFFICE BUILDING IN HANOI

Photo shows Vincom Centre Tran Duy Hung in Ha Noi. The shopping mall operator Vincom Retail shares (VRE) soared 7 per cent on Tuesday. — VNA/VNS Photo Vietnamese shares on Tuesday reclaimed ground lost in the previous day's sharp sell-off as large-caps were picked up by bargain-hunters. The VN-Index on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) rose 2.77 per cent to close at 1,479.58 points. The index had lost 2.25 per cent, to close Monday at 1,439.71 points. The market's breadth was positive with the number of gainers doubled the number of losers by 304 to 105. On HoSE, investors poured over VND22.2 trillion (US$980 million) into the market, equivalent to a trading volume of nearly 751 million shares. The VN30-Index, tracking the 30 biggest stocks on HoSE, gained 3.05 per cent, to 1,516.16 points. Of the VN30 basket, 28 stocks rose to cushion the market, while one declined and another closed flat. The rally continued on the Vietnamese stock market as purchase power … [Read more...] about Shares reclaim losses on bargain-hunting

JSCCIB Chairman Supant Mongkolsuthree (Photo: www.bangkokpost.com) Bangkok (VNA) – The Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking (JSCCIB) has reduced its GDP growth forecast for Thailand to 0.5-2 percent from 1.5-3 percent due to the severe impact of the third COVID-19 outbreak despite bright export prospects this year. The Bangkok Post quoted JSCCIB Chairman Supant Mongkolsuthree as saying that even the Thai government’s plan to reopen Thailand by allowing vaccinated foreign tourists to visit Phuket without quarantine later this year may not be enough to restore the domestic economy. Exports appear to have a positive outlook as the group believes they will grow 5-7 percent, up from its 4-6 percent estimate. However, the JSCCIB has maintained its 1-2 percent inflation rate prediction. Supant, who is also chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries, said that as the third wave of COVID-19 remains volatile, economic recovery may take a long time as … [Read more...] about JSCCIB cuts Thailand’s GDP growth forecast