Largest taxi company in Nghệ An cancels car purchase contract with Toyota to switch...
Mr. Ho Chuong, CEO of Son Nam International Transport Co., has recently disclosed that he had previously signed contracts to purchase gasoline-powered vehicles from a Japanese car manufacturer. However, he has since diversified his investment portfolio by also venturing into VinFast electric vehicles, in order to embrace long-term and sustainable development.
New Stock in Vietnam Trades over 100 Million Units per Session: ROS, FLC, NVL,...
The stock, with a trading volume of over 100 million units, belongs to a bank that has been listed since 2009 and has just reported a decrease in profits in 2023.
Daughter of Bui Duc wants to sell millions of HAG shares as stocks reach...
Just over a week ago, Mrs. Hoang Anh purchased 1 million shares of HAG, which is estimated to cost around 14 billion VND.
BHX Achieves Break-even in December 2023 after Years of Waiting
In December 2023, BHX achieved its goal of breaking even after all expenses, based on the current operational reality and core business operations, with an average revenue of 1.8 billion per store.
Stocks Plummet as Trading Volume Surges in Late-Month Session: What’s Happening?
Market liquidity has also increased significantly with trading volume exceeding 1.1 billion shares, and the value of matched orders on the HOSE exchange reaching nearly 21,900 billion VND, a nearly 80% increase compared to the previous session and the highest level in almost a month.
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November 15: Ring and Bullion Gold Prices Continue to Plummet
Gold bar and ring prices have plummeted, dropping an average of 2.2 to 2.6 million VND per tael compared to yesterday's closing session.
Long-Term Benefits: The Key to Retaining Top Talent for Businesses
In today’s fiercely competitive talent landscape, retaining key personnel has emerged as a top priority for businesses. Employee benefits are no longer just perks—they’re a powerful expression of an organization’s appreciation and long-term commitment to its people.
Interest Rates Under Intense Pressure
In the first half of November alone, numerous commercial banks have increased their deposit interest rates.
