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Ngoc Mai, a first grade student at the Hanoi Foreign Trade University, says this marks the first time that she has visited the library and she has been greatly impressed by the variety of books on offer. Indeed, there are many unique books that cannot be found in the majority of book stores. … [Read more...] about Free library in Hanoi proves popular among local readers

The US and EU are the two largest export markets for Vietnam’s textiles and garments. The other positions belong to Japan, South Korea and China. All five markets have suffered heavily from Covid-19. The Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (Vitas) also said that there is no alternative market for Vietnam, because the epidemic affects the entire world. … [Read more...] about Unable to find new markets, garment companies lower business targets

Reports showed that the number of businesses registering to suspend business for definite time was stable, about 20 percent, in the first quarters of 2015-2019, but the figure soared by 26 percent in Q1 2020 compared with the same period last year. In order to have good infrastructure, telcos need to have powerful financial capability, long-term vision and investment strategy. … [Read more...] about Telcos change view, consider sharing infrastructure

The concept was a big hit. From 13 original riders, the team grew to over 500 participants in 25 countries, and by the end of April they had surpassed their goal, completing 52,000 virtual kilometres and raising over $27,000 for their charity partners. … [Read more...] about Annual charity bicycle ride raises US$27,000

Le Nguyet Minh of HCM City pedals to the finish line yesterday. — Photo plo.vn Minh won the 42km stage, 20 laps around Hue City’s Truong Tien and Phu Xuan bridges, with a time of 1hr 1.55min. … [Read more...] about Minh wins after hattrick of troubles at HCM City Cycling Cup