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VIMC incurred losses for three consecutive years from 2012 to 2014, even on the verge of bankruptcy. The losses were attributed to hot development and prolonged recession of the world maritime market, as well as strong investment in its fleet. In addition, VIMC also accepted to receive loss-making businesses under the Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, increasing the burden of having to provide financial assistance to repair the old fleet and support the operation of the fleet, as well as handling vessels that have stopped working for many years. … [Read more...] about VIMC strives to become regional brand name

Dang Hung Vo, former Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment, acknowledged that the trend of investing in real estate projects in satellite cities and provinces is a given. “Once inner-city land funds become unavailable, it is inevitable that real estate developers move to the surrounding areas. As for end-users, when infrastructure develops and roads are convenient, living in neighbouring urban areas is a very good choice,” Vo said. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 24

KOICA signed a deal with Thua Thien-Hue Province in the central region to transform the provincial capital of Hue into a smart city with a focus on culture and tourism, the Office of the provincial People’s Committee said on Friday. … [Read more...] about South Korea pledges $13mn to help Vietnam province build smart city

Under Vietnam's Penal Code, sex workers are given a warning and fined VND100,000-300,000 ($4.26-12.78), while pimps and sex ring organizers can get between six months and five years in jail. … [Read more...] about Trans woman running $7,000 sex tours arrested in Hanoi

The first two underground levels of the new building are expected to be the workplace of the municipal People’s Committee and decision-making People’s Council, while the second to sixth above-ground floors will become offices for eight departments. … [Read more...] about ​​Ho Chi Minh City seeks feedback on new administrative building