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The economic impact of the virus is even affecting giants such as Samsung Vietnam, one of the country’s largest hard currency earners, which are poised to scale down production. Indeed, the firm’s projected export value for the year will also be slashed by roughly US$6 billion to US$45.5 billion in comparison to last year’s US$51.3 billion. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES APRIL 7

Alderman Jason Ervin, who chairs Chicago council's black caucus, told the Chicago Tribune that "rates of non-compliance in some parts of the city with the stay-at-home orders" might also be contributing to the statistics. BBC … [Read more...] about Coronavirus wreaks havoc in African American neighbourhoods

A solar power plant that was put into operation in 2019 in Ninh Thuan Province. A new price list for solar power in Vietnam will take effect from May 22 – PHOTO: LE ANH HCMC - A new price list for solar power in Vietnam will take effect from May 22, with the highest buying price being set at VND1,943 per kilowatt hour (kWh), equivalent to 8.38 U.S. cents per kWh. … [Read more...] about New prices for solar power effective from May

“Practise our core values and compassionate finance. We hope our donation of VNĐ1.2 billion in cash and other donations … will make a significant contribution towards protecting people’s lives, and by that we are giving some peace of mind during this trying time. We hope to see more hands join the battle so we could get through this challenging time together.” … [Read more...] about Latest covid-19 news in Vietnam and Southeast Asia on April 7 (updated hourly)

The Southern Frozen Food Association said that the coronavirus pandemic has hit several sectors hard, resulting in a deep drop in firms’ revenue. As such, the consumption of goods, including frozen food, has declined, leading to a large amount of frozen food being returned to cold storage warehouses. … [Read more...] about Frozen food importers call for port fee cuts