And if your tap water is undrinkable, you have no “constitutional right to truthful information” about it.
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After a string of failed ventures, Ngo Huynh Trang went home and put all her money into turning 6 hectares…
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Vietnam’s competition regulator has asked ride-hailing giant Grab to explain how it sets fares, fees and commissions after drivers complained…
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The U.S. dollar rose against the Vietnamese dong on the black market Saturday morning.
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Vietnam gold prices rose Saturday morning, following a jump of the precious metal on global markets.
Read MoreNam A Bank secures $30M from Proparco for green finance
Nam A Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Nam A Bank, HOSE: NAB) has secured a US$30 million, five-year credit facility from…
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Four Chinese nationals pleaded not guilty in a Malaysian court on Sept. 10 to kidnapping a 72-year-old Singaporean man at…
Read MoreChicilon Media unveils new brand identity, corporate message
After nearly 20 years of operations in Vietnam, Chicilon Media has unveiled a new logo and corporate brand statement, "Where…
Read MoreVietnam proposes workday swap to create 4-day weekend for Culture Day holiday in November
The Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed a workday swap that would extend the inaugural Vietnamese Culture Day holiday into…
Read MoreAI builds worm that could hijack accounts on China’s biggest app with only one unanswered call
A California security firm used artificial intelligence to build a worm that could hijack WeChat accounts through a single unanswered…
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