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CSR Bringing love to upland areas By Do Lan Monday,  Nov 18, 2019,09:38 (GMT+7) Bringing love to upland areasBy Do Lan Delegates cut the ribbon to inaugurate two new classrooms and other facilities in a kindergarten in Thuong An Village of Ha Giang Province’s Bac Quang District - PHOTOS: AN CUONG People, especially children, in remote areas are more disadvantaged than those in urban areas. Aware of this, An Cuong Wood Working JSC, a leading company in wood-working and decorative materials in Vietnam, has opened its arms to help these children. The HCMC-based company has organized many trips to northern mountainous areas to implement its corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities, as part of its motto to bring love to others. The company’s Smile of Hope Foundation has done multiple charity activities over the last seven years, with a remarkable activity being the “Bring Love-Help Children to … [Read more...] about Bringing love to upland areas

International Tsitsipas fights back to beat Thiem and claim ATP Finals title The Saigon Times Daily Monday,  Nov 18, 2019,09:30 (GMT+7) Tsitsipas fights back to beat Thiem and claim ATP Finals titleThe Saigon Times Daily Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas celebrates winning the ATP Finals with the trophy at The O2, London, Britain November 17, 2019 – PHOTO: REUTERS LONDON (REUTERS) - Stefanos Tsitsipas confirmed his meteoric rise into the highest echelon of men’s tennis by battling back to beat Austrian Dominic Thiem 6-7(6) 6-2 7-6(4) in a compelling title duel at the ATP Finals on Sunday. The 21-year-old debutant, the youngest of the eight qualifiers for the elite season-ender at the O2 Arena, displayed resilience and flair in equal measure to become the youngest champion since Lleyton Hewitt in 2001. Thiem edged an intense first set full of powerful baseline rallies but Tsitsipas, the first Greek player to … [Read more...] about Tsitsipas fights back to beat Thiem and claim ATP Finals title

Infrastructure Kien Giang to spend VND1.48 trillion coping with sea level rise By Minh Duy Monday,  Nov 18, 2019,11:52 (GMT+7) Kien Giang to spend VND1.48 trillion coping with sea level riseBy Minh Duy A sluice in the Mekong Delta region. The government of Kien Giang Province has approved a project to build 18 sluices at a cost of over VND1.48 trillion – PHOTO: TRUNG CHANH HCMC – The government of Kien Giang Province has approved a project to build 18 sluices at a cost of over VND1.48 trillion to enhance climate change monitoring and adaptation capacity, secure the fresh water supply and cope with the sea level rise. A source from the provincial government noted that these sea sluices will be built in An Minh, An Bien, Chau Thanh and Kien Luong districts in the 2019-2023 period. An Bien District and An Minh District will have eight new sluices each, whereas one new sluice will be built in Kien Luong District … [Read more...] about Kien Giang to spend VND1.48 trillion coping with sea level rise

Festival Hanoi, Moscow to organize cultural festival The Saigon Times Daily Monday,  Nov 18, 2019,11:43 (GMT+7) Hanoi, Moscow to organize cultural festivalThe Saigon Times Daily The “Moscow Days in Hanoi” will feature a host of cultural activities - PHOTO: COURTESY OF RUSSIAN CENTER OF SCIENCE AND CULTURE IN HANOI HCMC - Hanoi and Moscow are joining hands to organize a cultural festival from November 28 to December 1. The “Moscow Days in Hanoi” festival is part of activities to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between Vietnam and Russia, according to the Vietnam News Agency. The festival will feature street performances around Hoan Kiem Lake, a ballet show at the Hanoi Opera House, an exhibition on Russian poet Alexander Pushkin at the Russian Center of Science and Culture, an exhibition of Moscow’s landscapes at Lenin Park, and children’s … [Read more...] about Hanoi, Moscow to organize cultural festival

Corporate Foreign investors reject Mon Hue founder’s statement By Dung Nguyen Monday,  Nov 18, 2019,12:02 (GMT+7) Foreign investors reject Mon Hue founder’s statementBy Dung Nguyen A Mon Hue restaurant. Foreign investors have rejected the Mon Hue founder’s claims that they had taken over the chain - PHOTO: TPO HCMC - Foreign investors in Mon Hue, a chain of up to 80 restaurants across the country, have rejected the claims of Huy Nhat, founder and chairman of the chain, that they had taken over the chain. Nhat has reportedly failed to pay debts to suppliers and shuttered many restaurants. On November 14, Nhat told the local media that he had not defaulted on his debts and accused investors of taking over the chain. He said he had been striving to regain control over the chain through a lawsuit in a Hong Kong court since May. According to Nhat, investors wanted to secure an additional position on Huy … [Read more...] about Foreign investors reject Mon Hue founder’s statement