Things are looking up for the industrial park property market this year with many projects likely to be implemented with "multi-use" components, according to property service provider CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) Viet Nam.
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Warm sun, white beaches, and million-dollar mansions notwithstanding, Miami has captured the dubious distinction of being the most miserable city in the United States, according to a new poll
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The Carlos Tevez saga took another twist on Friday when Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini said the outcast striker could yet play a part in the club's pursuit of the Premier League title
HCMC – Nine cheating filling stations in HCMC have lost their business licenses as the city government has waged a war against those retailing substandard fuels to customers.
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Though required to stop operation, four fuel dealers that had their licenses revoked last year for selling substandard petrol have been caught remaining operational
Recognized as one of the world’s ‘Most Beautiful Bays’ almost a decade ago, Nha Trang is famous for its pristine beaches, splendid islands and magnificent mountains.
A meeting to mark the 82nd founding anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (Feb.3) was held in Ho Chi Minh City on Feb. 1.
Authorities in central coastal Binh Thuan Province are co-operating with the Russian Consul General in HCM City to help more than 300 Russian tourists return home by Feb. 8.
More than 2 million residents in the capital city today start their new work hours following a Government decision to stagger start times in a bid to ease traffic congestion during rush hour. But the new daily routines are causing headaches for many students and workers.
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Tuoitrenews briefs some of salient news published today, February 1, on Vietnamese media:
Issues relating to nuclear energy development and global energy security were on the agenda of an international workshop in Hanoi on Jan. 17.
Computer viruses are on the rise in Vietnam, according to the country's leading internet security firm BKAV.
