Tan Uyen district now get animated with the 2012 summer youth volunteer campaign themed “Youths joining hands to build new rural areas”. The theme is very suitable to the district’s economic conditions, creating more opportunities for the local youths to achieve successes. Tan Uyen district’s youngsters taking part in environmental hygiene

Nearly 18,000 businesses were dissolved in the first four months of 2012, up 9.5 percent over the same period last year.

The deposit interest rate has dropped sharply to 9 percent per annum, which means the lower earnings for depositors. However, banks do not fear that the capital to be mobilized would decrease, because those who have idle money, would not have better choices than depositing their money at banks.

 Dong Nai province on June 10. The seminar aimed to introduce investment opportunities in the trade-services sectors of Binh Duong New City, a modern and animated city and also an economic-cultural hub of the Southeastern region…

Provincial People’s Committee Chairman Le Thanh Cung, on June 11, had a working session with a business delegation from Japanese Business Association in HCM city.

A seminar on investment opportunities for ecological urban areas in Binh Duong province has just been co-held by the Department for Urban Development under the Ministry of Construction and Japan’s Agency for Urban Infrastructure Development in Binh Duong new city.

Vietnam’s exports to Japan in the first quarter this year showed a sharp increase of 65 percent over the same period last year. 

The TBC-Ball Beverage Can Viet Nam Co.Ltd. last weekend put its US$50mln- aluminium can factory into operation in the Tan Uyen district-based VSIP II (photo).

Over the past years, TDM town’s Farmers’ Society actively mobilized the local farmers to take part in the emulation movement of “Good farmer in production and business”, help each other in economic development, make a shift on animal and plant structure, contributing to the local new rural construction.

Since the beginning of 2012, Vietnam's seafood exports to the Middle East have surpassed US$117 million, accounting for 5.1 percent of the country’s total export revenue. 

Vietnamese and international economists gathered in Can Tho City on June 8 to discuss ways to sharpen the competitive capacity of small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).  Participants in the seminar shared their experiences in developing SMEs around the world, minimizing negative impacts when doing business and taking advantage of international integration.