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PM calls for power supply adjustments to support double-digit growth
PM Le Minh Hung underscored the need to safeguard national energy security and ensure sufficient electricity.
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A challenge for Vietnam to turn AI research into real-world products
Mr. David Benjamin, Co-founder of the Google AI Futures Fund, tells Nhu Quynh about the first cohort of the Applied AI Lab in Vietnam, a program implemented by Saigon AI Hub in partnership with the Google AI Futures Fund.
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Strong enterprises build national strength: Top leader
A powerful nation serves as a springboard for businesses to thrive, while strong enterprises reinforce the nation's core strength, General Secretary and President To Lam affirmed during a meeting with exemplary entrepreneurs on October 12, marking Vietnam Entrepreneurs' Day on October 13.
Hanoi mobile internet speed ranks fifth globally
Vietnam’s mobile broadband internet speed climbed one spot to rank ninth among 102 countries, while Hanoi jumped five places to rank fifth among 149 cities worldwide, according to the latest Ookla Speedtest Global Index.
Ministry fast-tracks corporate liquidation procedures amid spike in business exits
Under the Ministry of Finance's new directive, business registry authorities must receive, process, and transmit dissolution records to the relevant tax office within one working day.
Son La Coffee Festival connects stakeholders to expand global reach
The 2nd Son La Coffee Festival serves as a strategic platform connecting government, businesses, scientists, farmers, and markets, driving sustainable growth and international integration for Son La arabica coffee.
Hanoi breaks ground on $97m Giang Bien inland port
With approximately 600 meters of berthing facilities, the port is designed to handle two million tonnes of cargo annually.
State enables implementation, entrepreneurs pioneer growth
When the State expands development space through superior institutional frameworks, it is the business community that directly translates those opportunities into capital investments, industrial output, jobs, and tangible social value.
Eximbank’s next chapter: Richa Goswami on purpose, relevance and trust
For a bank with history, transformation presents a particular challenge. Holding too tightly to what worked in the past and past success can harden into inertia. Changing without a clear sense of what should endure, and an institution risk losing the identity and trust it has spent years building.