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Floor Killer, the fourth Viet Nam recreational dance championship, will be held this weekend in Ha Noi. About 800 contestants from Viet Nam and overseas are expected to take part.

A new music programme featuring young performers kicked off this week to entertain students, workers and others who could not pay for tickets to live concerts.

Chinese gold controls 10 per cent of the market in southern Viet Nam and 20 per cent in northern Viet Nam, gold experts have warned.

The Ministry of Health has tightened epidemic prevention measures amid the threat posed by dangerous diseases such as of the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) infection, dengue fever, hand-foot-mouth and avian influenza.

Government rejects Formosa’s steel economic zone proposal Government spokesman Nguyen Van Nen said at a press conference on July 1 that Vietnam has no regulation that allows foreign investors to set up special economic zones and would not accept Taiwanese investor Formosa’s proposal to establish a s

Elderly consumers in Vietnam offer manufacturers a potentially large market, currently at 5.6 million customers and growing. But, until now, that market has been largely ignored.

Bio-fuel will be sold in all cities and provinces of Viet Nam next year, though it has been difficult meeting the government’s schedule, said a Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) official.

Vietnam’s proposed nuclear power program remains controversial, with a number of issues hotly debated: Does the country really need to build a new 15-20 MW research reactor? Who will be Vietnam’s partners? Which technologies should be used for the reactor and where should it be located?

The second Viet Nam Labour Market update, a quarterly bulletin released yesterday, predicted increasing demand for recruitment in provinces with many industrial and processing zones.

Social resources should be included in the equitisation of State-owned enterprises (SOEs) to pave the way for people to take control of the economy, said experts at a workshop here.

The country is expected to attract foreign direct investments (FDI) worth US$8 billion into industrial zones (IPs) and $2 billion into economic zones (EZs) this year.

The southernmost province of Ca Mau saw significant economic growth in the first half of 2014, exceeding its targets in several areas.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade and wholesaler Metro Cash & Carry successfully organised Vietnamese Goods Days in Germany from June 26 to 30.

The Vietnam Cashew Association (Vinacas) has called for commercial banks to lower interest rates for local cashew nut exporters in a bid to revamp the industry and increase competitiveness.

Vietnam’s Phu Quoc Island, recently cherry-picked as one of the world’s ten ‘lost paradises’ by online travel agent Zuji, may soon lose its unspoilt reputation as developers descend on this popular destination.

Breakthrough measures are needed to boost the equitisation of State-owned enterprises (SOEs), especially those proven ineffectual, said participants at a June 30 seminar in HCM City.

An exhibition showcasing 113 art works in different printing techniques has opened in the central Hue City.

As part of HCM City’s cultural activities to celebrate national Family Day this year, local theatres are offering a variety of new and interesting shows on family issues to suit audiences looking for serious topics.

Pop singer Duc Tuan will pay tribute to the songs that made him a star, singing many of them at a concert in HCM City this weekend.

Standard & Poor’s affirmed its ‘BB-’ long-term and ‘B’ short-term sovereign credit ratings on Viet Nam late last week, with the outlook on the long-term rating being stable.