What makes Son Tra Peninsula special that billionaire Bill Gates comes to visit?
When Bill Gates visited Vietnam for tourism, he chose to stay on the Son Tra Peninsula, which is often referred to as the green lung of the city of Da Nang.
According to our exclusive source at Tien Phong, during this trip to Danang, billionaire Bill Gates stayed at the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort on Son Tra Peninsula. This is also the place where US President Donald Trump stayed when he came to Danang for the APEC summit in 2017. In the photo: The entrance to the resort.
On the afternoon of March 6, billionaire Bill Gates visited and enjoyed tea on Ban Co Peak. On the peak is a fairy figure sitting contemplating in front of a chessboard. From here, you can admire the city from a height of over 630m above sea level.
As a customer-centric strategy has long positioned TPBank amongst the front-runners shaping the landscape of retail banking in Vietnam, the superior and trendy nature of its products backed by cutting-edge digital banking technology that “anticipates and moves fast,” has also made TPBank the primary transaction bank for many customers.
During the week of April 22-26, the market recovered slightly with a 3% increase in the two main indices. The VN-Index rose to 1,209.52 points, while the HNX-Index increased to 226.82 points.
In the first quarter of 2024, AAA recorded a net profit of over VND 134 billion, up 2.5 times on the same period in 2023, thanks to stable and high plastic resin prices, and was the second highest since the VND 214 billion in the first quarter of 2019.
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The MWG Joint Stock Company has announced impressive preliminary estimates for its April revenue, reaching an astounding 11.5 trillion VND. This remarkable achievement signifies a 15% growth compared to the same period last year and an even more impressive 17% increase from the previous month. Leading the charge, TGDĐ/ĐMX contributed approximately 7.9 trillion VND in revenue, reflecting an 8% year-over-year increase, largely driven by a significant surge in sales of electrical appliances.
The market took a breather last week, pulling back from its recent strong and consistent upward momentum. The VN-Index witnessed a relatively low average trading liquidity of VND 16.3 trillion per session, while selling pressure intensified as the market returned to its previous peak.
Liquidity in the VN30 basket this morning surged over 39% from yesterday's session, fueled by a broad-based rebound rally. The large-cap stocks' support helped the VN-Index recoup 3.8 points, although selling pressure persists. VIC, in a surprising turn, posted the strongest gain in 10 sessions, contributing nearly half of the index's point rise.
In just 48 hours, the SJC gold bar price surged by approximately VND 3.3 million per tael, whereas gold ring prices witnessed a hike of VND 1-1.1 million per tael. Remarkably, the retail price of SJC gold bars surpasses the converted world gold price by a significant margin of VND 18.3 million per tael.
"A massive sell-off by foreign investors totaled over 1.105 trillion VND, including a net sell-off of 152 billion VND in VHM shares, causing a record-breaking 27-session withdrawal streak, amounting to more than 1.706 trillion VND. Even excluding trades from this stock, foreign investors still offloaded nearly 450 billion VND worth of shares elsewhere. VN-Index lost its support and closed down 0.15%, snapping its previous six-session winning streak."