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BYD, the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer, is facing an uphill battle in the Vietnamese market. The company's challenge lies in competing with the dominant presence of VinFast, which has a strong hold on the market thanks to its comprehensive charging infrastructure, competitive pricing, and local preference for non-Chinese alternatives.

The Volvo XC90 was left mangled and unrecognizable after the horrific crash, yet miraculously, the driver walked away from the wreckage unscathed.

Contrary to popular belief, this is China's forte.

As KIDO introduces its Tho Phat steamed buns to the Mid-Autumn Festival market in 2024, with a focus on traditional flavors, Central Retail takes a different approach. They offer a wide range of moon cakes priced at a mere 30,000 VND or less, providing a more affordable option for consumers during this festive season.

After much anticipation and several delays, Omoda and Jaecoo have officially announced their entry into the Vietnamese market with an unprecedented engine warranty offering. The companies are offering a warranty of up to 1 million kilometers or 10 years, whichever comes first, on their vehicles sold in Vietnam, a bold move that is sure to capture the attention of consumers.

Although the MG HS 2024 was only launched earlier this year, it has already seen significant price reductions from dealers.

The debate surrounding the froth that forms during the brewing process is an intriguing one. Some consider it an undesirable impurity that ought to be skimmed off, while others vehemently argue that this foam is, in fact, the essence of the brew and should be preserved. So, which perspective holds more weight?

The tech industry in Vietnam is experiencing a remarkable surge in exports during the first half of 2024.

Volvo has long been synonymous with safety, and in 2021, the automaker cemented its reputation as the only car manufacturer to achieve across-the-board top safety ratings in the United States.

The trading session ended on a positive note, with the VN-Index climbing 15.32 points (1.27%) to reach 1,223.64. The HNX-Index also experienced a boost, increasing by 2.65 points (1.17%) to close at 229.38. The market breadth tilted in favor of gainers, with 524 advancing stocks against 187 declining ones. The VN30 basket reflected a similar sentiment, as 25 stocks added value, while 4 witnessed losses, and 1 remained unchanged.