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This event is open for all professionals interested or currently working in Starups in Hanoi, or supply chai professionals in Hanoi, or who are interested in looking for business collaboration for U.S. market through meeting with a delegation of Baylor University (U.S.), Executive Master Program.
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Involved in carry out, application and maintenance of the company processing system.
Manage business relationship with co-workers, stakeholders, suppliers and customers
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JETRO: 70% OF JAPANESE FIRMS TO EXPAND INVESTMENT IN VIETNAM
Up to 70% of Japanese businesses have announced that they want to expand operations in Vietnam, especially in manufacturing, trade and service, and retail sector, according to the Japanese...
VIETNAM ECONOMY TO GROW AT 6.7%: REPORT
The Vietnamese economy is expected to grow at around 6.7 percent this year, the fastest rate in Southeast Asia, according to the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales’...
VN’S TEXTILE INDUSTRY STRIVES TO FIND NEW MARKETS
Data from the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) showed that since the beginning of the year, the textile industry has achieved positive results. Compared to the same period last year, the...
TRA FISH INDUSTRY FACES CHALLENGES IN PRODUCTION AND EXPORT
The domestic tra fish industry has faced challenges regarding the purchasing price on the domestic market as well exports due to high tariffs on the product in the US market, according...
TRADE WAR PUSHING COMPANIES FROM CHINA TO VIETNAM, BUT EXPERTS WARN THEY MAY HAVE MISSED THE BOAT
Vietnam’s economy grew by 7.1 per cent last year compared to 6.8 per cent, while it has attracted a plethora of multinational companies, including Intel, Samsung and LG, all of which have...
PRODUCTION SHIFT FROM CHINA BENEFITS VIETNAM INDUSTRIAL MARKET
CBRE expects an increase in industrial supply across Vietnam to benefit from the production shifting from China given the former key economic fundamentals.
JAPANESE INVESTMENT IN VIỆT NAM ON THE RISE IN 2019
Japanese investment in Việt Nam is expected to grow this year, given Japan’s recent initiative to shift investment to Việt Nam and other Mekong River nations, as well as free trade...
VIETNAM SMART CITY DRIVE IN FULL SWING
As Vietnam’s cities and provinces are ramping up efforts with new action plans to realise the smart city dream, international tech giants are moving faster with new ambitious business...
VIETNAM, MALAYSIA TARGET 15 BILLION USD IN TRADE BY 2020
Vietnam and Malaysia have agreed to enhance economic ties, aiming to raise bilateral trade to 15 billion USD or higher by 2020.
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TBS Logistics reveals freight forwarding expansion plan after opening Vietnam's "largest warehouse"
Kick-off the TBS Logistics Tunnel in connection with My Phuoc - Tan Van Highway
On September 23rd, 2018, the inauguration of the tunnel connecting the My Phuoc - Tan Van...
10 BOOKS LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN EXPERTS NEED TO READ
There are tens of thousands of books about logistics and supply chains. Literally.
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At a time when the global economy is growing and the poverty rate is the lowest in recorded history, it would be easy to become complacent and over- look looming challenges. One of the most critical is the future of work, the subject of the 2019 World Development Report.
Fifty years after its establishment, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has become a strong community with a growing role and stature globally. ASEAN today is one of the fastest growing and most dynamic regions in the world. The region is expected to outperform average global growth, and is estimated to expand by 5.3% in 2018. This growth is led by emerging economies such as Viet Nam, which is projected to grow by 6.9% in 2018 according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) statistics.
