Former deputy transport minister dismissed with retrospective effect for wrongdoing

A former Deputy Prime Minister and other senior government leaders are accused of serious violations in the privatization of several state-owned businesses.

HCMC tax authorities have failed to collect $135.73 million in taxes and fines, while brewer Sabeco has cried foul.

Nguyen Thanh Tai, former vice chairman of Ho Chi Minh City, was arrested Saturday for allegedly violating regulations on state property.

A HCMC company, whose prime land is set to be repossessed by the city on suspicion of corruption, has complained to the prime minister.

The U.S. will exit the Cold-War era Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty that eliminated a class of nuclear weapons, in a move that is likely to upset Russia.

HCMC authorities are set to repossess and auction a 5,000-square-meter plot of prime land that had been sold illegally by local officials.

MobiFone has named deputy general director Nguyen Dang Nguyen as its new CEO in place of the disgraced Cao Duy Hai.

The land was sold at VND419 billion, while its market price was estimated to be five times more.

He allegedly enabled a state-owned company to sell a riverside piece for only a fifth of its market price.

A state-owned firm sold a riverside piece for $17.5 million, five times lower than the market price.

Dinh La Thang has already been sentenced to 13 years behind bars for a separate corruption case.

Many locals have been found obstructing emergency exits in the city's old apartment buildings with furniture.

Samsung said a sample size of 45 female workers is insufficient to conclude its workers suffer from health problems like fatigue, dizziness and miscarriages.