Vietnamese firms have been increasing their overseas investments in recent years in an effort to expand their global reach.

You’ve got a great business idea you’ve been dreaming about for the past few weeks, months, or even years. But the timing never seems right for bringing your vision to life. Sound familiar?

The Hanoi government is set to grant permits to 116 projects worth a total of US$15.5 billion at an upcoming investment promotion conference scheduled for June 27.

When you start a new business in Vietnam or anywhere in the world, you'll be asking investors and customers to take a leap of faith in your idea. This means that before they invest in you, or try your product or service, they'll have to decide to buy-in to something they have little experience or knowledge of. Here are some tips for how you can make their decision easier.

The Amended Law on Immigration for foreigners and the New Labor Code have been passed by the National Assembly of Vietnam and will take effect from 1 July 2020 and 1 January 2021 respectively.

Congratulations! You’ve got an idea for your new business in Vietnam and now you might want to choose a name for your business – one that will set you apart from the competition and make you look more professional.

Delta Electronics, a smart and green solutions provider from Thailand has announced via the Stock Exchange of Thailand that it will establish a new subsidiary in Vietnam following its Board of Directors meeting held at the company headquarters in Samutprakarn, Thailand.

Vietnam’s economic growth seen at more than 7% this year, government website reports, citing Deputy Premier Vuong Dinh Hue during today’s meeting of the Steering Committee for Price Management on December 25, 2019.

Want to stand out from your competition? A good starting point is the reality check that potential customers in Vietnam or anywhere in the world may not know you, may not know how good you are, might not be able to find you, and may find it simpler to stay with their current provider. So, what can you do?

Vietnam’s real estate, tech and retail conglomerate Vingroup JSC (Vingroup) on December 03 has signed a deal with Masan Group. According to the agreement, VinCommerce company and VinEco company of Vingroup will be merged with Masan Consumer Holding to become a leading consumer retail group.