Tin bien dong viet nam trung quoc moi nhat

Our parent company, Lotte Card, has accumulated a lot of experience in consumer finance. Lotte Card is the first one to introduce the palm vein authentication payment solution for credit card industry in Korea. So we’re going to take advantage of the state-of-the-art technology of our parent company to develop financial products suitable for Việt Nam as well as offering our customers unique experience which can only be provided by our company. … [Read more...] about A bright future for Việt Nam’s consumer finance market

Since its launch in Việt Nam in 1996, Lotte Group has set up 18 sub-units in the country, employing a total 20,000 workers and investing more than VNĐ40 trillion (US$1.78 billion). Lotte Group has also focused on business-to-business (B2B) projects. For example, Lotte Chemical – a sub-unit of Lotte Group’s Lotte Advanced Materials – started constructing a factory at Nhơn Trạch Industrial Zone in the southern province of Đồng Nai to meet the demand of the electronics industry. – VNS … [Read more...] about Lotte promises best places to live in Việt Nam

According to the Việt Nam Pepper Association, the COVID-19 pandemic was weighing on pepper exports, which coupled with the unexpected drop in domestic pepper output was challenging the country’s target of exporting 280,000 tonnes and earning US$800 million this year. … [Read more...] about India might tighten pepper imports from VN, ministry warns

Sơn said that this initial achievement was thanks to the great support from leading experts in resuscitation, pathology, cardiology, and artificial kidneys fields to support hospitals in Đà Nẵng City, especially the Hòa Vang Field Hospital and Đà Nẵng Lung Hospital. … [Read more...] about One-year-old baby girl among patients to recover from COVID-19

Deputy Minister of Health Nguyễn Trường Sơn (right) checks COVID-19 prevention and control at a company at the Hòa Cầm Industrial Zone in Đà Nẵng City. — VNA/VNS Photo Quốc Dũng … [Read more...] about Two more COVID fatalities as country tops 900 cases