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There has been a race in the real estate market to develop projects with a diverse and self-contained amenity system to keep up with the trend. In particular, real estate market began to witness the emergence of satellite cities, covering from a few hundred to thousands of hectares, boasting prime locations and convenient transportation. These projects not only have low construction density and methodical planning, but also have large greenery coverage and modern amenity system to improve the living quality. According to experts, the value of real estate is polarised based on amenities, living space planning, and infrastructure According to experts, in the long term, more satellite cities will sprout up in the market with their own cores and full amenities like healthcare, education, shopping, and entertainment. Real estate valuation in these areas are therefore polarised according to the amenities available and the planning for new infrastructure. Indeed, many people …

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The Ministry of Health reported 3,639 additional COVID-19 infections in Vietnam on Tuesday, as the number of vaccine doses given nationwide is approaching 75 million. The latest cases, including three imported and 3,592 local infections, were logged in 49 provinces and cities, the health ministry said, noting that 1,431 patients were detected in the community. Ho Chi Minh City documented 783 of the domestically-infected cases, Binh Duong Province 528, Dong Nai Province 481, An Giang Province 290, Dak Lak Province 162, Tien Giang Province 121, Tay Ninh Province 120, Kien Giang Province 118, Tra Vinh Province 108, Bac Lieu Province 106, Can Tho City 57, Khanh Hoa Province 45, Ba Ria-Vung Tau Province 33, Hanoi 18, and Da Nang two. Vietnam had registered 3,620 locally-acquired infections on Monday. The Southeast Asian country has recorded 891,389 community transmissions in 62 out of its 63 provinces and cities since the fourth virus wave emerged on April 27, 807,473 them having …

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Viet Capital Securities enjoys strong growth in the first nine months of the year. — Photo courtesy of the company Viet Capital Securities has reported net revenues of VND922 billion (US$40.4 million) for the third quarter of 2021, 228 per cent higher than the same period last year. This took its revenues for the first nine months to VND2.58 trillion ($113.2 million), a year-on-year increase of 141 per cent, achieving 126 per cent of its full-year plan. Profit before tax was VND399 billion ($17.5 million) for the third quarter and VND1.27 trillion ($55.7 million) for the first nine months, up 245 per cent and 145 per cent over the same period last year, equivalent to 101 per cent of its full-year profit plan in the nine months. Earnings per share rose by 145 per cent to VND3,100. Its total equity reached VND6.3 trillion as of September 30, up 20 per cent compared to the end of June. Its profit from brokerage in the third quarter and the first nine months were VND71 …

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"The vaccine is safe for children," Health Minister Nguyen Thanh Long said at a meeting. The vaccine, produced by American corporation called Pfizer in New York and BioNTech, a German biotechnology company based in Germany, has been recommended for children by the World Health Organization. The national campaign will start with those aged 16 and 17 and work its way down. Only those having the written consent of parents and guardians can be vaccinated. They will have their health checked prior to the inoculation in line with the ministry’s Covid-19 vaccination guidelines. The ministry had on Oct. 14 approved the administration of vaccines for children aged 12-17, prioritizing the 16-17 age group. Tuesday’s meeting and announcement was the first instance that specified the kind of vaccine to be used for the age group. The nation’s two biggest cities, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, have already prepared plans to vaccinate teenagers and children. The HCMC Health Department plans …

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10-month FDI disbursement reduced slightly due to the pandemic In the first 10 months, foreign direct investment (FDI) disbursement reached $15.15 billion, a decrease of 4.1 per cent on-year, and only 0.6 percentage points more than in the first nine months, reported the Foreign Investment Agency (FIA) under the Ministry of Planning and Investment. The pandemic and social distancing have almost completely halted production and business activities across the country. However, the health crisis is being contained and enterprises are receiving ample support to adapt to the new normal, it added. "Businesses are resuming their activities, and FDI disbursement in the last months of the year is expected to rise," said a representative of the FIA. In general, total FDI inflows into Vietnam during the first 10 months of the year rose by 1.1 per cent on-year to $23.74 billion. As of October 20, $13 billion was poured into 1,375 newly-licensed projects, down 34.5 per cent in the …

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DKSH’s history began when three Swiss entrepreneurs embarked on a journey to Asia at the end of the 19th century. DKSH Vietnam has acquired an extensive distribution network across 63 cities and provinces since 1991, partnering with hundreds of brands, serving hundreds of thousands of businesses and millions of consumers in the market. “DKSH is a leading market expansion service provider trusted by many clients seeking to grow in Asia. With our deep understanding of local insights, extensive partner network, combined with international standards and best practices across 36 markets, DKSH is able to provide tailored business solutions that help brands grow sustainably. To this day, trust remains the key to DKSH Vietnam’s success,” said Jorge Martin-Martinez, head of Country Management, DKSH Vietnam. DKSH Vietnam is currently operating in four main industries, including consumer goods, healthcare, performance materials, and technology. DKSH is the leading market expansion …

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Gasoline prices this afternoon increase sharply Due to the record increase in the world gasoline prices in the recent seven years, the ministries decided to adjust the price of domestic gasoline with a "shocking" increase. Accordingly, the selling price of E5RON92 gasoline is now VND23,110 a liter, an increase of VND1,427 a liter while RON95-III gasoline price hits VND24,338 a liter, increasing VND1,459 a liter. The price per liter of diesel 0.05S hikes to VND18,716, up VND1,171 a liter. Additionally, kerosene is sold at VND17,637 a liter, increasing VND1,015 per liter and fuel oil fetches VND17,210 per kg, up VND113 a kg. According to experts, this is the highest rise since the beginning of the year and currently, the domestic gasoline price is the highest in recent years. From the beginning of 2021 until now, responsible ministries have made price adjustments 19 times, of which the recent adjustments have been reflecting a steady uptrend. In its press release on the …

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Of all 13 Mekong Delta localities, An Giang has seen the fastest increase in the number of new Covid-19 cases at 1,481 in the past week. This is a surge of 170 percent over the previous week. Of the new cases, 407 were community cases, meaning the sources of infection could not be immediately traced. Among 65,000 migrant workers returning home to An Giang from Ho Chi Minh City and its neighboring provinces of Binh Duong, Dong Nai and Long An since early this month, 1,034 have been confirmed infected with the novel coronavirus. "Most worrisome are those who have returned, but skipped the health declaration process. The province is mobilizing forces to detect these cases as soon as possible," said An Giang Chairman Nguyen Thanh Binh. With the Covid-19 outbreak deemed under control in the industrial hubs of HCMC and its neighbors, all localities hard hit by the latest wave, social distancing measures were eased early October, triggering a reverse migration of workers returning to …

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