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As the most expensive skyscraper in central Ho Chi Minh City, Times Square is used by the couple Truong My Lan and Chu Lap Co as collateral for loans in the Van Thinh Phat case.

Ever since its appearance in the film "I See Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass," Phu Yen tourism has started to gain attention, with a 30% increase in the number of tourists. Since then, the province has continued to develop, transforming Phu Yen into a "major filming location."

The Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, Phan Van Mai, believes that the city's urban planning must identify all bottlenecks, limitations, and unlock the full potential and motivation for development.

With the recovery of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows, Vietnam is increasingly prioritizing attracting high-tech FDI.

Phủ Lý City in Hà Nam Province is a second-tier urban area that is currently focusing on developing its infrastructure system to meet first-tier urban criteria. It aims to become a satellite city of Hanoi by 2030.

Hanoi is expected to have 173 commune-level administrative units that need to be restructured, with a reduction of 70 commune-level administrative units after the restructuring.

Bitcoin, the foremost digital currency, has surpassed the $60,000 threshold, sparking a notable surge across global markets. This unprecedented milestone has attracted significant attention from investors, ushering in a new era of growth and stability for the cryptocurrency industry. The exponential rise in Bitcoin's value not only demonstrates its resilience but also highlights its potential to reshape traditional financial systems. With its secure and decentralized nature, Bitcoin continues to pave the way for a digital revolution in the world of finance.

The Chairman of the US Semiconductor Industry Association asserts that "Vietnam is the most attractive destination for US investors in the semiconductor sector and plays a strategic role in providing manpower."

In recent years, Danang city has actively promoted its image, strengths, and readiness to embrace the wave of investment. Particularly, it has focused on developing new key areas such as high technology, semiconductor technology, and financial technology, with the motto "sustainable cooperation for development and prosperity".

On the morning of February 28th, in Hanoi, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a conference on the implementation of the stock market development tasks in 2024. In his concluding remarks, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh provided guidance on the future development of the stock market. Specifically, the Prime Minister emphasized the determination to upgrade Vietnam's stock market from frontier to emerging status by 2025. As an emerging market, the stock market will contribute to achieving the goal of attracting approximately USD 25 billion in foreign indirect investment annually.