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February, 2012

• 4: Iran asks OPEC states not to raise oil output
• 4: Russia's new middle class warriors hit the streets
• 4: FIFA chief slams Egypt 'political interference'
• 4: NA Chairman encourages production in Ha Tinh
• 4: Samsung condemns 'anti-Iran' ad featuring its tablet
• 4: Master plan for southern central coastal region approved
• 4: President visits ethnic culture-tourism village
• 4: Da Lat promotes its flower power
• 4: Stocks rally in HCM City, stall in Hanoi
• 4: Market brightens for industrial park developers
• 4: Museums take history to the country
• 4: Vietnamese student dies in accident in US
• 4: 17 Vietnamese teens missing in Australia
• 4: Strong US jobs growth spurs recovery hopes
• 4: Facebook worth $94B, private market says
• 4: President supports business youth
• 4: Prominent educator Le Tri Vien passes away at 95
• 4: Hanoi launches electric car service around West Lake
• 4: "Artist" star Dujardin in French film poster flap
• 4: Miami named most miserable U.S. city
• 4: Music stars to raise fund for children patients
• 4: Mancini reopens City door for outcast Tevez
• 4: Breakfast @ Tuoitrenews – February 4
• 4: Panasonic headed for record $10 billion annual loss
• 4: Farm producers lukewarm to VietGAP application
• 4: Business confidence index dips
• 4: Danang to expand space for sea tourism
• 4: Ford Vietnam marks 2,000th Ford Fiesta
• 3: Jetstar Pacific seen as carrier of cheapest flights
• 3: City clamps down on fraudulent filling stations
• 3: Dong fall forecast in 3% territory
• 3: Former UEFA president calls for Blatter to go
• 3: Man arrested in land protest wants lawyer
• 3: PM to chair meeting over land protest
• 3: Egyptian film star sentenced for insulting Islam
• 3: No "Facebook fatigue" for longtime users: survey
• 3: Party founding anniversary marked in Thai Nguyen
• 3: VN elected to UN Social Development Commission
• 3: Man held for faking central agency card
• 3: VN top-tier football league asked to rename itself
• 3: Authorities hire sexy girls to serve post-Tet gathering
• 3: Cbank cuts compulsory reserves for 5 lenders, boosts agricultural lending
• 3: Students’ music video about wanderers causes stir
• 3: Cooking gas suppliers call for import tax cut
• 3: Russian tourists relieved as tour operator pledges to pay debts
• 3: Ha Long City hosts festival of poetry
• 3: Blue chips help lift HCM City indices
• 3: Posing as journalists to write for money
• 3: Vietnamese film screens at French festival
• 3: Bird flu claims two deaths this month
• 3: Fuel dealers brazenly continue selling after losing licenses
• 3: S. Korean actors to attend cinema opening
• 3: FIFA requests report into Egypt violence
• 3: The worst of the euro crisis likely over: Clem Chambers
• 3: Canadian blogger debuts second book in Vietnamese language
• 3: Deja vu - a cozy home for coffee lovers
• 3: Hyatt Regency Danang Resort donates Tet gifts to the poor
• 3: Lanta-Viet resumes operation
• 3: Ministry says will restructure insurance market
• 3: Vietmac rice burger comes to city
• 3: Rice importers return to survey prices
• 3: Costa Crociere S.p.A. to send one more cruise ship to Vietnam
• 3: European firms’ confidence in Vietnam bounces back
• 2: Bad debts remain high at some city lenders: central bank
• 2: People rush to buy gold on God of Wealth Day
• 2: Long Hai Beach - ideal getaway for Saigonese
• 2: Facebook friends Wall Street with planned $5 bn IPO
• 2: Regional officials to discuss anti-human trafficking
• 2: US Assistant Secretary of State visits Vietnam
• 2: Japan's Sony more than doubles net loss forecast
• 2: Vietnam helps stranded Russian tourists return home
• 2: "Soul Train" creator Don Cornelius commits suicide
• 2: Australia seen as ideal home for expats: survey
• 2: In pictures: PM visits national air force
• 2: Foreign tourists to Vietnam increase during Tet
• 2: Germany halts support for local track-and-field development
• 2: Ministry seeks to raise poor's income
• 2: Infrastructure projects to be finished in 2012
• 2: EuroCham business climate index shows slight rise
• 2: Hue’s 98 ancient houses wiped out
• 2: “Quan ho” folk singing contest opens
• 2: President praises Theoretical Council
• 2: Whale worship still thrives
• 2: Germany's Merkel in China for eurozone talks
• 2: Quang Ninh festival gathers more than 80 international poets
• 2: EuroCham slightly increases confidence in local economy
• 2: Milito hits four as Inter draw, Milan slip up
• 2: Detectives, witches and immortals to hit screens this month
• 2: Milk, cooking gas announce shocking price hikes
• 2: Sweden questions Nobel Peace Prize selection basis
• 2: Insurance market set for restructuring
• 2: Messi thwarted as Barca held by Valencia in Cup semi
• 2: More than 70 dead in Egypt's worst football disaster
• 2: Vietnam, UK promote trade ties
• 2: Newcastle go fifth, Arsenal struggle goes on
• 2: Nha Trang Bay continues to woo tourists
• 2: Nguyen Quoc Dung captures beauty of Hanoi ladies
• 2: Shrimp exporters say material ample for this year
• 2: Tra fish price drops after Tet
• 2: Coffee prices keep falling on huge supply