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What’s in The Saigon Times Weekly this week?

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Focus: Vietnamese Beverage Brand Going Global: Since its establishment more than eight years ago, Nam Viet Foods & Beverage JSC has made remarkable strides in business growth. The company has successfully entered international markets, and while promoting Vietnamese brands globally, it has also been making great contributions to the community and society.

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Pros And Cons Of Credit Expansion: Alongside the expected benefits, there may be some unintended consequences of the recent policy to increase credit growth quotas for well-performing lenders. What are they? Can they be mitigated?

The Missing Piece: “A small number of e-commerce platforms dominate the market, with profit shared among these giants, instead of being evenly distributed among all market participants,” Dr. Huynh Thanh Dien said in an interview with The Saigon Times.

Looking To Higher Targets: Just two leading Vietnamese logistics companies are able to compete with their foreign peers in Vietnam. While one operates more quietly, the other is ambitiously aiming to go beyond “end-point delivery” and fully integrate into the modern logistics supply chain.

Business

Harsh Competition On Home Turf: “Vietnamese businesses can create general products similar to those imported from China or other countries, but we have yet to establish a comprehensive economic system with continuous, stable, and sustainable policies for long-term production,” said Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet, deputy director of the Institute for Economic and Policy Research (VEPR), in an interview with The Saigon Times

Blue Chips Enter New Growth Cycle: Retail stocks appear to be entering a new growth phase, evidenced by a significant upturn in their earnings results, which has led to the share prices of several leading retail companies edging up. Investors are increasingly focused on this sector, buoyed by a positive economic outlook and a rebound in consumer demand.

Living

Come With An Open Mind: Being an artist is a dream, but nurturing that passion through life’s inevitable ups and downs is a challenge. For Mariano di Guglielmo, a New Yorker who has called Vietnam home for over six years, this journey has meant exploring new opportunities to balance creativity and livelihood in the vibrant city of Ho Chi Minh. From English teacher to art teacher and sculptor, each role has supported his artistic passion and enabled him to continue his art career. In an interview with The Saigon Times, Mariano di Guglielmo unveils his journey as an insider in the art world and his experiences in Vietnam.

Schooling In Border Highlands: Education for children in the remote northern highland areas of Vietnam continues to face many challenges. These areas are marked by underdeveloped school facilities, rough terrains, and scattered villages nestled on hills and in valleys. For many children, the journey to school involves navigating rugged, distant roads that can be treacherous, particularly during harsh weather.

Travel

Weekend Getaway Near Hanoi: Located approximately 80 kilometers from central Hanoi, the tranquil Boi River, with its expansive riverbanks and lush surroundings, offers the perfect weekend getaway for nature lovers and those seeking a relaxing retreat.

A Taste Of Nostalgia: Eel And Taro Porridge: Indulge in a bowl of eel and taro porridge, a dish that offers a nostalgic taste of home with its tender eel, creamy taro, and aromatic lemongrass.

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