Vietnam IT companies on brink of bankruptcy due to lack of capital
Indeed, not only general startups, but also unicorn-level firms, or those with a market capitalization of more than $1 billion, are struggling with challenges right now
Vietnamese bank sells consumer finance subsidiary to Thai lender
SHB has sold SHB Finance to Thailand’s Krungsri Bank
Geolocative audio tour links past with present in Vietnam’s capital city
A free interactive, geolocative audio tour is being organized in Hanoi, offering participants opportunities to explore the capital city’s rich culture by listening to its hallmark sounds echoing from a century ago as they stroll in its old quarter
Hanoi film festival opens tonight with 130 flicks from 32 countries, territories
Hundreds of films from about three dozen countries and territories will compete and be screened at the 3rd Hanoi International Film Festival (HANIFF) that takes place from Sunday to next Thursday, according to a press release sent to local media on Thursday
Vietnam capital through the lens of an octogenarian witness, adorer
A man in his 80s has tirelessly captured Hanoi’s scenery and people with his camera and profound love from the city’s Liberation Day from French rule to the present day
Vietnam organizes exhibits to celebrate capital’s 60th liberation anniversary
Two exhibits, which are running in Hanoi until Friday and the end of this month to mark the capital’s 60th anniversary of liberation from French rule, showcase the capital’s gorgeous landscapes and historic moments
World Bank expert expresses love of Vietnam capital in pictorial book
A Uruguayan expert of the World Bank program in Vietnam has released a pictorial book on Hanoi, which he has been infatuated with after eight years living in the capital city
Vietnam losing shine in attracting FDI to regional rivals: Minister
All regional countries, including Vietnam, are making steady progress in trying to lure more foreign investors, but Vietnam is falling behind because it is moving at a slower speed