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Friday, September 3,2010,10:58 (GMT+7)
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EPZ, IP firms to fall short of 23,000 workers
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Tuesday, August 31,2010,20:42 (GMT+7) |
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HCMC – Companies at HCMC’s export processing zones (EPZ) and industrial parks (IP) will fall short of a combined 23,000 workers, said a job placement official. |
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Dong Nai to develop high-tech agriculture
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Tuesday, August 31,2010,20:28 (GMT+7) |
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HCMC – The southern province of Dong Nai plans to develop high-tech agriculture on 60,000 hectares, around 20% of its total farming land. |
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Slow corn sales hit sellers
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Monday, August 30,2010,21:46 (GMT+7) |
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HCMC - Vietnam has 12,000 tons of a popular corn seed in stock that it can’t sell to farmers because they have switched to a different strain. |
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200 firms join electrical tech expo in town
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Friday, August 27,2010,17:38 (GMT+7) |
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HCMC - The 3rd Vietnam International Electrical Technology and Equipment Exhibition 2010, or Vietnam ETE 2010, opened for the first time at the HCMC International Exhibition and Convention Center in Tan Binh District on Thursday with some 200 companies taking part. |
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Producers required to register prices
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Thursday, August 26,2010,23:29 (GMT+7) |
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HCMC - Manufacturers of commodities listed in a new government circular will have to register their prices from October 1. |
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Low valuations, strict liquidity conditions slow M&A activity
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Thursday, August 26,2010,23:27 (GMT+7) |
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HCMC - Low valuations, strict liquidity requirements and lack of clear regulations are the main reasons behind slower-than-expected merger and acquisition activity in Vietnam, which experts of VinaSecurities and law firm Duane Morris LLC have pointed out. |
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U.S. backs Vietnam engineering education
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Thursday, August 26,2010,00:33 (GMT+7) |
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HCMC – Vietnamese lecturers at major technology universities will have the opportunity to improve their teaching skills through a higher engineering education cooperation program between local and U.S. universities. |
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PepsiCo Vietnam Keen On Corporate Responsibility
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Wednesday, August 25,2010,11:57 (GMT+7) |
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Mr. Saad Abdul-Latif, CEO of PepsiCo Asia, Middle East and Africa Sector (AMEA), the largest geographic and most diverse business sector in the PepsiCo system, made a trip to Vietnam early this week. On this occasion, he shared further development plans as well as corporate social responsibility initiatives with the Weekly. |
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