Investment
Hanoi's fiscal capacity and its ambitious metro line scheme
Hanoi’s ambitious metro line expansion will require far more than fiscal capacity and new financing tools to deliver on its promise.
Investment
A new approach to Hanoi’s urban rail development
Hanoi’s simultaneous launch of five metro lines signals a new approach to the capital’s urban rail development, with lessons learned from past standalone projects.
Investment
Quang Ngai to invest nearly $230 mln in Dung Quat - Sa Huynh coastal road project
The project's phase 3 spans approximately 32.6 km, passing through several communes and wards, including Lan Phong, Tra Cau, Duc Pho, Khanh Cuong, and Sa Huynh.
Karcher group inaugurates second phase of cleaning equipment manufacturing plant in Da Nang
The whole project, covering 6.2ha at Chu Lai Open Economic Zone, carries total investment capital of nearly $40.6 million.
Socio-economic situation in the first six months continued to show relatively positive progress: PM
In his opening remarks at the regular Government meeting on July 4, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung requested that the tasks for the last six months be identified so as to secure double-digit growth while maintaining macroeconomic stability.
Government's regular meeting for June and teleconference with local authorities held
Speaking at the event which took place on July 4, Party General Secretary, State President To Lam urged the Government and local authorities to immediately remove obstacles to policy implementation.
Samsung Electronics inaugrates rooftop solar power project in HCM City
Once fully operational, the facility is expected to generate more than 40,000 MWh of clean electricity annually.
A foreign fund's deep involvement in Vietnam's startup ecosystem
Mr. Anuj Tandon, Partner at BITKRAFT Ventures overseeing emerging markets including Vietnam, India, Türkiye, and the Middle East, spoke with Bao Binh about the fund’s investment strategy in Vietnam’s startup ecosystem and why the biggest challenge facing local startups is not technology.
Vietnam officially elevated to upper-middle income status
According to the World Bank's annual country classification released on July 1, Vietnam's GNI per capita increased from $4,490 in 2024 to $4,970 in 2025, lifting the country from the lower-middle-income to the upper-middle-income category.