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Vietnam’s beer production output would be roughly 4.1 billion liters by 2020. The number will rise to 4.6 billion liters by 2025 and 5.5 billion liters by 2035.

Vietnam takes pride as one of the world’s biggest natural rubber exporter, but it still has to spend nearly $1 billion a year to import mostly synthetic rubber products to satisfy domestic production. [ … ]

The fintech sector is forecast to see strong growth and become a major technology trend next year, while at the same time encouraging the growth of other sectors, heard participants at the Vietnam You [ … ]

With a nine-point increase over the second quarter of 2018, Vietnam’s consumer confidence level has reached the decade-high level, placing the country in the second position on the consumer [ … ]

That the success rate of startups is very low worldwide is known to everyone. The following article gives with some lessons to be learnt in the Vietnamese context.

Credit in 2018 is seen expanding less than 16%, the lowest in four years, VnEconomy news site reported, citing State Bank of Vietnam Governor Le Minh Hung.

It is now in the hands of the VCC to decide whether the Mamp;A between Grab and Uber violates Vietnamese competition law.

The slowdown in demand for mobile phones may affect Samsung's operations in Vietnam, which could affect the domestic economy.

Commercial banks only have one month to implement business plans set earlier this year and raise charter capital to meet international standards.