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VIFORES Chairman Do Xuan Lap said Vietnamese businesses have exported timber and wood products to the US market for many years, so they have implemented the requirements of this market. Vietnam has exported artificial wood and softwood such as rubber and acacia wood to the US and imported oak and walnut wood from this market. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES FEB. 25

Bui Van Luyen, Deputy Director of the Hai Phong sub-department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary, said that relevant agencies have been attempting to urgently strengthen their monitoring over the area around Kim Son village, whilst also arranging forces to spray disinfectants in order to avoid the further spread of the epidemic. … [Read more...] about Hai Phong reports cases of A/H5N6 avian flu outbreak

Viet Nam’s software legalisation is currently trailing other ASEAN countries, where CEOs have been more proactive at managing software to ensure legality. According to the BSA Global Software Survey 2018, the rate of unlicensed software usage in Vietnam is 74 per cent, while the average rate for Asia Pacific is 57 per cent. … [Read more...] about Hundreds of corporations in VN transition to legal software, but warns of ongoing risks: BSA

Together with Bordier, MB Private will organize a series of events designed to give its clients a first-hand look at wealth management solutions. The knowledge sharing sessions will focus on topics such as succession planning and investments in real estate, aiming to spark conversation and ideas among like-minded private clients. … [Read more...] about MB launches wealth management arm

HCM City (VNS/VNA) - Erosion and subsidence along canals, rivers and coasts have been severe in many areas in the Mekong Delta and local authorities are struggling to raise funds for works to prevent them. Ca Mau province has around 1,000 such sites along canals as hot weather and drought have caused most canals to dry up, according to the provincial People’s Committee. In Tran Van Thoi district, a 120-metre section of the western coastal dyke in Khanh Binh Tay commune was washed away last week. The section was two metres wide in some places. Le Phong, Chairman of the Tran Van Thoi District People’s Committee, said warning boards have been set up at the eroded section to warn traffic. Work to upgrade the dyke, which stretches 72km from Tieu Dua coast bordering Kien Giang province to Cai Doi Vam town, has been estimated at more than 1.7 trillion VND (72.7 million USD). But the province is currently only building a 49km section from Tieu Dua to Song Doc town … [Read more...] about Mekong Delta grapples with erosion, subsidence