Vietnam to revise GDP methodology to match international norms

Vietnam's textile and garment exports to the EU could rise ten-fold to $40 billion after the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement takes effect. 

Vietnam should be wary of adverse environmental and social impacts as China moves out its polluting, labor-intensive factories, experts caution.

The three main categories of tech firms all need to innovate if the sector has to develop, Minister of Information and Communications says.

Arrest warrants have been issued against five former executives of two Vietnamese steel companies.

Furniture manufacturers are striving to meet the changing tastes of young people, who have begun to value eco-friendliness and aesthetics. 

Vietnam needs to make its supporting industry a production base for the global manufacturing chain, PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc says.

Companies need to increase production to meet deadlines, but hiring becomes difficult as employees wait for year-end bonuses instead of switching job.

Vietnam’s GDP grew by 6.98 percent between January and September, the highest nine-month growth rate since 2011.

Realty and retail giant Vingroup sees itself becoming an international standard tech-industry-services powerhouse in ten years.

Dozens of fish died after the river was polluted with mining tailings.

Increasing number of workers in the south Indian garment hub have been suspended or dismissed within days of joining unions.

Thai Amata's investment is the next big move for Vietnam, following Thai beverage's $4.8 billion deal to purchase Sabeco. 

Investments pouring into China's pharma.