Bui Hong Nhung

Over the 1994-2012 period, 29 percent of anti-dumping lawsuits Vietnam had faced were related to steel products.

Only 1 percent of foreign funds pouring into the country is cultivating the agriculture sector.

The lack of balance could push the country’s social insurance fund to the verge of bankruptcy

Vietnamese engineers are now earning much less than their peers with similar skill sets in the region.

It's a lucrative market, with sales hitting $4 billion last year.

The ban came after local authorities received complaints about a large number of dogs around small children.

Congestion has eased off despite the rising number of vehicles.

Women work harder and spend less time on recreational activities than men.

Around 4,600 phones are still out there, putting many people at risk, a government agency says.

Most users rely on default passwords and leave remote access options on.

Shipments to African countries surged while the Chinese market became more and more challenging.

Falling demand in key markets and increased competition have eaten into rice sales.

Air pollution is worsening in Vietnam, compelling the government to swing into action.

Lower tax rates on imported oil products haven't impacted pump prices.

But will the winning bidders pay up or shut up at the new center?

Nine adjacent streets may be added to the 16-street walking area.

Farmers were banking on the nuts to make their fortunes.

Duties of up to 150 percent are making people think twice about life in the fast lane.

Despite prolonged drought and saltwater intrusion, the shrimp industry has managed to stay afloat.

Some scientists are calling the plan to create rain using chemicals "crazy".