The event was a platform for established and aspiring entrepreneurs to share experiences and discuss challenges. — Photo courtesy of Việt Nam Women's Academy HÀ NỘI — Female entrepreneurs gathered at a seminar hosted by Việt Nam Women's Academy on Friday to share experiences and inspire others, especially young women, on their way to start their own businesses. The event titled "Women entrepreneurs — Choose your own path" was part of "Start-up and development for businesswomen", an online course that attracted over 250 attendees. The guest speakers in attendance were Dung Tô, founder of fashion brand Eva De Eva; Thái An, founder of online travel market place Tubudd; Mai Trang, CEO of the personal development company 2204; and Kim Lan, programme manager for We Empower Asia at UN Women Việt Nam. The talk centred on the common challenges and obstacles for entrepreneurs, including the lack of management experience and expertise, lack of focus on initial process-building, …
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In Vietnam, shop owners prosecuted for humiliating customer, property appropriation
The female owner of a local clothing shop in Vietnam’s Thanh Hoa Province has been prosecuted while her husband has been arrested as they respectively humiliated and appropriated the property of a customer, who had stolen items from their store. Police in Thanh Hoa City, the capital of the namesake north-central province, on Saturday started legal proceeding against Cao Thi Mai Huong, the 29-year-old owner of the local Mai Huong clothing shop, for “humiliating others” and “property appropriation.” Huong’s 31-year-old husband, Trinh Dinh Anh, has also been held in custody for “property appropriation.” Thanh Hoa City police officers launched an investigation and summoned Huong, Anh, and some of their shop employees shortly after detecting a two-minute-long video circulated virally on Facebook, in which a group of people used force and showed signs of humiliation against a girl. At the police station, these people confessed to creating a post on Facebook on November 25 as a way …