January 6, 2011
Sixty-two percent of Vietnam’s private business owners are optimistic about the country’s economic performance in 2011, according to a survey by multinational auditing and consulting firm Grant Thornton. The rate is significantly higher than the global average of 23 percent and the Asia Pacific (excluding Japan) average of 50 percent, according to the 2011 [...]
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June 4, 2009
Japan businesses explore opportunities; VietUnion, banks ink net deal; Agricultural exports rise just 1%; Tariff on fuel oil cut by 5%; Canada slaps dumping duty on shoes Lilama Corporation workers build equipment for export to Japan. Japanese businesses have so far initiated 1,100 projects in Viet Nam with a total registered capital of US$17.2 billion.The [...]
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