Uber is still burning cash at an alarming rate
Uber is still burning cash at an alarming rate Uber’s monthly active platform consumers (MAPCs), defined as the number of unique consumers who completed a ride or received
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Vietnam suspects $4.3 bln worth of aluminum imported for origin fraud
Vietnam suspects $4.3 bln worth of aluminum imported for origin fraud Aluminum rolls seen in a factory. Vietnamese authorities suspect $4.3 billion worth of aluminum has -
Thai firm acquires stake in northern Vietnam’s biggest water plant
Thai firm acquires stake in northern Vietnam’s biggest water plant Aerial shot of the Duong River Water Treatment Plant Thai firm WHA Utilities and Power Plc has acquired -
Work starts on electronic headphones factory in Binh Duong
Work starts on electronic headphones factory in Binh Duong Representatives attend the groundbreaking ceremony of an electronic headphones factory in Binh Duong Province The -
Korean investors worry about lack of skilled workers in Binh Duong
Korean investors worry about lack of skilled workers in Binh Duong An official from the Binh Duong Province Department of Transportation answers investors at a regular meeting -
Worker exodus worries Binh Duong Province, Japanese companies
Worker exodus worries Binh Duong Province, Japanese companies articipants on the sidelines of a meeting between Binh Duong Province agencies and Japanese companies on Tuesday -
Samsung Electronics Việt Nam profit falls 40%
Samsung Electronics Việt Nam profit falls 40% Workers assemble phone components in Samsung plant in Thai Nguyen Province. Samsung Electronics’ four subsidiaries in Viet -
Samsung no longer driving force for Vietnam’s economy
Samsung no longer driving force for Vietnam’s economy Securities company KB Securities projected Vietnam’s GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2019 to reach 6.95 - 7%, -
US-based AES Corporation plans to build LNG hub in Vietnam
US-based AES Corporation plans to build LNG hub in Vietnam LNG fits the new strategy of the government of Vietnam in power sector and becomes AES’ major focus in Vietnam -
Free trade pacts boost the opening of Vietnam’s financial market
Free trade pacts boost the opening of Vietnam’s financial market Vietnamese companies need to prepare because European companies will flock to the domestic market in about
