Nguyen Quy

Vietnamese people have supposedly been less generous than neighboring peers, languishing in the bottom half of a global charity ranking by a U.K.-based international NGO.  

Homegrown e-commerce platform Sendo made third-quarter gains as major competitors Shopee, Tiki and Lazada saw a decrease in website traffic.

Despite it being peak earnings time, many GrabBike drivers are refusing to pick up or drop night-time passengers in deserted areas.

Ho Chi Minh City has beaten many of world-famous food hubs to break into the top five cities for street food-obsessed travelers, says a new survey by CEOWorld.

Vietnam was the world’s fastest growing market for entertainment-based mobile apps last year, fueled by demand for video streaming services.  

Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi languish in the bottom half of a global ranking of smart cities, far behind others in Vietnam's neighborhood.

Vietnam Airlines will launch inflight Wi-Fi service on some flights connecting Hanoi and HCMC with cities in China, Japan and Singapore, starting Thursday.

Vietnam is the most preferred country among rich South Koreans looking to make overseas real estate investments, a new survey has found.

Three professors from Vietnamese universities are in the list of 100,000 most-cited researchers in the world, according to a study by PLOS Biology.

With an average height of 162.1 centimeters, Vietnamese are the fourth shortest people in the world, according to the World Population Review.

U.K.-based Time Out has listed District 3 in downtown HCMC as one of the neighborhoods ‘you have to visit right now.’

Hanoi is in 15th position and Ho Chi Minh City in 18th among Mastercard’s top 20 Asia-Pacific destinations for international travelers this year.

Vietnam has entered the Times Higher Education World University Rankings for the first time, with three of its universities making it.

Vietnam is 66th out of 89 economies in a global healthcare ranking list, well behind most of its Southeast Asian peers.  

The World Records Union (WorldKings) has recognized three Vietnamese individuals as having record collections of some rare items.