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The Cost of Business in Vietnam Compared With China
Read how ASEAN Tiger Vietnam compared to China as a destination for your business.
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State by State: Vietnam and Illinois Trade
Imports from Vietnam to Illinois shot up 70 percent from 2013 to 2014, reaching a total of US$2.32 billion and making Vietnam the eighth most important exporter to Illinois by value.
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What Does the Eurasian Economic Union-Vietnam FTA Mean for Your Business?
Maria Kotova, Senior Associate at Dezan Shira & Associates, reviews the Eurasian Economic Union-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement and how it may affect your business.
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Tech in Vietnam: Intel Increases its Investment
Global computer chip manufacturer, Intel, has announced that it will be moving more of its mature products to Vietnam due to the Southeast Asian country’s lower labor costs. In this case, the company will be shutting down part of its current operations in Malaysia and moving those jobs to Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) in Vietnam.
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China, India & Vietnam: Setting Up in Asia’s Investment Hotspots – New Issue of Asia Briefing Magazine
The newest issue of Asia Briefing magazine, titled "China, India & Vietnam: Setting Up in Asia's Investment Hotspots", is out now and available as a complimentary download in the Asia Briefing Bookstore.
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Vietnam Signs FTA with Eurasian Economic Union
Vietnam has now signed a Free Trade Agreement with the Moscow-backed Eurasian Economic Union . The signing was conducted by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Tan Dung.
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Peru Opens Embassy in Vietnam
The Peruvian Embassy in Vietnam opened this May following 21 years of diplomatic relations between Peru and Vietnam.
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State By State: Vietnam and Rhode Island Trade
Read an in-depth look at the blossoming trade relationship between Rhode Island and Vietnam, and the opportunities this brings for your business.
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Vietnam to Raise its Tax on Natural Resources
Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance (MoF) has announced that it is currently seeking approval to raise taxes on the country’s key natural resources. The tax raises are intended to act as a tool to increase government revenues and tighten the management of resource mining.
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State by State: Vietnam and Texas Trade
Known as the “Lone Star State”, Texas is the second largest American state and the second most populous. The ten nations that make up ASEAN are becoming increasingly important trade partners for Texas. Vietnam, in particular, is playing a growing role in Texan trade. In this article we take an in-depth look at this blossoming trade relationship between Texas and Vietnam.