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“Being able to work with talented and dedicated colleagues, in an entrepreneurial environment that encourages creativity and experimentation with new things, has helped me become more and more mature, accumulate necessary experiences to conquer many new steps in my career,” Anh said. … [Read more...] about Grab’s Vietnam chief quits job after six years of contribution

For enterprises, policies and administrative procedures in taxation and customs are of paramount importance and government agencies have always tried to support enterprises by implementing relevant policies. As for Vietnamese enterprises, they need to take advantage of opportunities for innovation, improved competitive capacity and further development, contributing to the country’s economic development goals in the current context of global integration and competition. … [Read more...] about Customs and tax authorities try to make life easier for enterprises

Hanoi (VNA) - Archaeologists have recently unearthed wooden stakes that are thought to have been planted in a river in the coastal city of Hai Phong to repel Yuan-Mongol invaders' boats and secure the Bach Dang River victory in 1288 for Dai Viet (then Vietnam). Researcher Bui Van Hieu from the Vietnam Archaeology Institute said the stakes would have been deployed by Tran Dynasty (1226-1400) fighters as a trap to destroy enemy boats and divert the current. The historic victory reported in records has been proved by traces of wooden stakes on the river bed found in Yen Giang, Dong Van Muoi and Dong Ma Ngua in the northern province of Quang Ninh. Recently, traces of the same wooden stakes have been unearthed in Lien Khe commune, Thuy Nguyen district, Hai Phong city. They were discovered by chance near the Da Bac River dyke by locals. The stakes measured 3-4m in height with a diameter of 30cm. Experts examined the stakes and decided to … [Read more...] about Ancient war trap shows great campaign by Tran army

The matter has even gained enough traction to reach the ears of authorities. In 2018, the Buddhist Sangha of Vietnam requested followers avoid the joss paper burning practice across all Buddhist facilities. If you ask me, I would much prefer joss paper burning as something symbolic and in moderation, opposed to spending an entire fortune on unguaranteed luck or supposed offerings to the dead. Once a person's dead, they no longer have any material aspirations. … [Read more...] about Superstitions are fine, but don’t make them fanatical obsessions

The Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union’s center for student support has asked 300 companies and other institutions in the city to hire more than 3,000 students during Tet as cashiers, warehouse managers, housekeepers, gardeners, and unskilled workers at supermarkets and parking lots. … [Read more...] about Tet trade-off: college students stay back in Saigon for casual work