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ASEAN businesses optimistic about what’s next
17/01/2014the picture heading into 2014 is SEE MORE
markedly different with optimism in the ASEAN rising to 45 percent,
driven by improvements in Philippines (90 percent), Indonesia (78
percent), Vietnam (up from -10 percent to 40 percent) and Malaysia (up
from 12 percent to 20 percent). Global business optimism stood at only
27 percent, a decline from last year.Ministry maintains fuel prices
17/01/2014HA NOI (VNS) — The Ministry of Finance on Wednesday sent a document SEE MORE
to domestic fuel wholesalers directing them to maintain the current
retail prices of petrol as Tet (Lunar New Year) approaches.Modern retailing grows up rapidly, contending with traditional markets
17/01/2014Under SEE MORE
Vietnam’s WTO commitments, from January 11, 2015, foreign retailers
will have the right to set up their 100 percent of foreign owned
enterprises instead of the 50 percent foreign invested enterprises as
currently.Vinacomin meets demand but electricity output remains low
15/01/2014HA NOI (VNS) — The Viet Nam Coal and Mineral Industries Group SEE MORE
(Vinacomin) generated a total revenue of VND100 trillion (US$4.76
billion) in 2013, representing a 4 per cent increase over the previous
year.Economy passes 2013 in stability, gears up for changes
13/01/2014VietNamNet Bridge – The economy wraps up the grim year 2013 in SEE MORE
stability, with many major economic indicators showing robust growth,
but stagnation remains a major concern for 2014 and the years that
follow. Officials and experts have these days stressed the need to
create changes for sustainable development, especially changes to the
institutional environment, if the economy is to be back on the growth
track.