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Releasing animals back into the wild

Fifty-three wildlife species have been successfully released back into the wild at Vu Quang National Park. The released animals include seven rhesus monkeys, 15...

What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week?

Focus: Three Breakthroughs For HCMC: The formula of success for HCMC in the past in line with theories and practices elsewhere in the world...

Heading toward cross-border payments

Not many Vietnamese travelers are aware that they can utilize quick response (QR) codes for retail payments in Thailand. However, the cross-border QR-based payment...

E-commerce is a lifeline

Amidst challenging economic conditions, many Vietnamese businesses have demonstrated their resilience as they have overcome woes and expanded their markets through cross-border e-commerce, thereby...

Hints of rebound

The Hanoi real estate market is showing signs of improvement despite recent setbacks. Despite recent setbacks in the industry, the real estate market in Hanoi...

Duality bewilders investors

The market is once again experiencing a contrast in its developments, with a decline in the morning followed by an upward movement toward the...

A rebound on the horizon?

The Government’s bold moves, such as the recent auto registration fee cut and the deadline extension for special consumption tax, are expected to provide...

Stimulus measures needed for recovery

Stimulus policies are expected to play a crucial role in boosting aggregate demand and driving a stronger economic recovery in the second half of...

The benefits of cycling

Bicycle is both a green means of transport and a device that brings many health benefits. Tiet Ngoc Linh Chi, a rehabilitation specialist of the...

Weak consumption is harmful for growth

Weak consumption is one of the factors that have impacted enterprises’ investment and business expansion plans, thereby adversely affecting the economy. What can be...

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