Experts in 2019 had predicted that the sales of computers in general and laptops in particular would grow more slowly in 2020 because of the rapid expansion of smartphones. However, that has changed because of the epidemic. However, D remains optimistic. He plans to expand his business, because it is the right time to lease retail premises at reasonable costs. … [Read more...] about Smartphone sales down, laptop ups
Vietnam focuses on training sci-tech workforce
For example, the National Research Institute of Mechanical Engineering (Narime) has identified human resource training as one of the decisive factors for its successful economic autonomy. It provides both short-term and long-term training courses, and its recruitment follows a strict process, with tests and challenges in specific projects. Narime also cooperates with a number of universities and research institutes in the Republic of Korea and other countries in the region to train post-graduate staff. With its highly qualified team, Narime has mastered the design of mechanical equipment for hydrotechnic works and manufactured and supplied equipment for dozens of projects worth trillions of dong. … [Read more...] about Vietnam focuses on training sci-tech workforce
BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES APRIL 5
TTC Energy’s track record includes solar projects with a combined output of more than 700,000 kW in Jamona City and Jamona Golden Silk, which the firm claimed help cut emissions by 232 tonnes per year. TTC Energy has also been working with large supermarket chains including Saigon Co.op, Giga Mall Pham Van Dong, cinema chain Galaxy and tourism park Dam Sen. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES APRIL 5
Restaurant suggestions for delivery services in HCM City
An Dem SG is a familiar spot for many food lovers in the southern metropolis. The restaurant is open between 2pm and 2am each day and features a variety of different kinds of food from the Republic of Korea. … [Read more...] about Restaurant suggestions for delivery services in HCM City
Japanese investment to continue rising
Japanese investment in non-production sectors in Vietnam has increased significantly in recent times, most notably from retailers like Aeon, Family Mart, MiniStop and 7-Eleven. The store opening of famous fashion brand Uniqlo in HCMC late last year and recently in Hanoi can attract the interest of many other Japanese businesses in Vietnam. I think that Japanese investment will continue rising in the upcoming time. … [Read more...] about Japanese investment to continue rising
