Vietnam's labor ministry has recently announced it will temporarily stop issuing new work permits to foreigners who come from areas hit by the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) epidemic, in a bid to prevent the virus spreading, the official Vietnam News Agency reported. … [Read more...] about Vietnam to stop granting new work permits to foreigners from COVID-19-hit areas: media
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South Korea reports eighth COVID-19 death, 60 new cases
Most of the country's infections are linked to the Shincheonji Church of Jesus in Daegu. A 61-year-old female member developed a fever on Feb 10, but attended at least four church services before being diagnosed. … [Read more...] about South Korea reports eighth COVID-19 death, 60 new cases
PM signed new directive to strengthen the fight against COVID-19
About 30 labs in Việt Nam capable of testing for COVID-19ACV expects 2020 profit down by VNĐ6 trillion due to disease influenceEducation ministry recommended reopening schools on March 3, school year to end one month laterVietnamese advised to avoid travel to coronavirus-hit areas in RoK, flights not banned yetHCM City tourism industry seeks tax breaks to cushion coronavirus blow … [Read more...] about PM signed new directive to strengthen the fight against COVID-19
Saint-Gobain among world’s top 100 most innovative companies for ninth consecutive year
Saint-Gobain Viet Nam belonging to Saint-Gobain Group, Saint-Gobain Vietnam is the market leader in Viet Nam offering a wide range of products and services for construction material business. Key brands include: Gyproc-Vinh Tuong providing innovative drywall and ceiling solutions; DURAflex Calcium Silicate board offering good solution for wet areas; Weber brand to provide solution for tile adhesives, sealants and waterproofing products. … [Read more...] about Saint-Gobain among world’s top 100 most innovative companies for ninth consecutive year
Việt Nam needs new approaches to fund development: ADB expert
Donald Lambert, Principal Private Sector Development Specialist from ADB’s Southeast Asia Department, said the Global Infrastructure Hub also estimated that the country needs to invest $110 billion between 2021 and 2025 for infrastructure and to meet the Sustainable Development Goals. Based on historical trends, this will leave a projected $22 billion funding shortfall for Việt Nam. … [Read more...] about Việt Nam needs new approaches to fund development: ADB expert
