Major restaurant chain shuts down

Coffee chain Starbucks has resumed business in all the eight Hanoi locations it had closed in the wake of water supply contamination.

Vietnamese IT giant FPT Corporation posted a 28 percent increase in pretax profit in the first 9 months of the year, mainly contributed by its technology sector.

Coffee shop giant Starbucks has temporarily closed seven stores in Hanoi’s southwestern districts over the ongoing oil contamination crisis.

A senior Amazon official says the firm sees Vietnam's potential, but has not decided on a time to launch services for Vietnamese buyers.

Japanese casual wear retailer Uniqlo plans to open a 3,000-square-meter store in downtown HCMC at the end of this year.

Hanoi’s main water supplier, recently in trouble for contaminated tap water, has been reporting rising profits for years on surging demand.

A South Korean firm is seeking to acquire a 51 percent stake in Haxaco, a leading Mercedes-Benz car dealer in Vietnam.

A new service, now available on Grab’s app, allows customers to look at schedules and book tickets from the ride-hailing giant’s partner bus operators.

An investors’ consortium led by Vietnam-based VinaCapital fund has agreed to invest $21.4 million in packaging firm Ngoc Nghia.

A valuer has determined that the Boeing-727 abandoned for 12 years at the Noi Bai airport is worth VND1.7 billion ($73,000).

Vietcombank, one of Vietnam’s leading banks, has received approval from the central bank to open a branch in Australia.

Auto firm THACO reported a 40 percent fall in half-yearly profits to VND1.83 trillion ($78.8 million), the lowest in five years.

Grab launched a shared kitchen in Vietnam on Tuesday to cater to the growing demand for food delivery.