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"At the networking event “Connecting Lao Cai and Thailand”, businesses from Thailand and Lao Cai province explored the abundant collaboration opportunities between companies from both sides in numerous vital sectors. [...]"

Last month, VinFast announced that it would be postponing the opening of its North Carolina plant by another three years, until 2028. This decision was made to effectively manage short-term spending and allocate resources towards immediate growth objectives. By delaying the plant opening, VinFast aims to optimize its financial strategy and ensure a more robust foundation for its short-term goals. This strategic move showcases VinFast's commitment to a sustainable and well-planned expansion, ensuring a strong foothold before venturing into new territories.

The residential areas of Hong Quynh, Thuy Tan, Nam Cuong, and Tay Tien in Thai Binh province are meticulously planned in a grid layout. Each home boasts a unique feature - a courtyard, a garden, and a fish pond, with the added convenience of easy access to the main road, no matter the route taken.

The second quarter marks the pinnacle of durian harvest in Thailand, and as a result, exports to China witnessed a significant surge.

BYD, the global leader in electric vehicles, is an undisputed powerhouse in its field. However, does this guarantee an easy conquest of the Vietnamese market?

The Global Thirst for a Commodity: How Vietnam and Thailand are Competing.

Over six months after its debut in the US, the 2025 Honda Civic has finally arrived in Southeast Asia, with Thailand being the first market in the region to welcome this highly anticipated vehicle.

Vietnam currently dominates 80% of this country's rice import market share. However, Thailand has strategized to compete fiercely, and there's a potential variable that could impact the market in the latter half of this year.

"Vietnam's economic growth rate has outpaced many of its regional peers, with a per capita GDP of over $4,300. But has the country graduated to the upper-middle-income bracket?"

Some Thai customers who spent a fortune on BYD electric vehicles feel "betrayed" and "disappointed" by the Chinese automaker's successive price cuts, which have significantly depreciated their cars' value.