Fraud case

Accordingly, the products under investigation are cold-rolled stainless steel in rolls, sheets, or other shapes. Specifically, the notice from MITI stated that this agency will send a questionnaire to relevant parties, including Vietnamese manufacturers and exporters. According to experts, the rapid increase in Vietnam's steel export turnover has caused many countries to pay attention and conduct safeguard investigations. Previously, Vietnam's steel industry had faced many trade remedies lawsuits initiated by many markets. These lawsuits came mostly from the main steel export markets of Vietnam, such as the US, the EU, some countries in the ASEAN, and even the Eurasian Economic Union. Only in the last two months, Thailand’s Committee on Dumping and Subsidies decided to impose anti-dumping duties ranging from 6.97 percent to 51.61 percent (CIF price) on iron or steel pipe products originating or imported from Vietnam, consisting of 169 HS codes, to prevent the threat of … [Read more...] about Vietnam’s steel industry continuously faces safeguard investigations

“Many governments of low-income countries may not be able to pay the costs of deploying a new Covid-19 vaccine. They may, however, be able to pay in smaller installments over time. One way to provide this financing is a bond structure backed by OECD countries that would allow the money to be raised in capital markets. The OECD countries would make a legally binding commitment to pay investors in bonds over time.” (Rebecca Weintraub, Prashant Yadav and Seth Berkeley, Harvard Business Review). … [Read more...] about Vaccine nationalism and challenges for developing countries

“Founders will succeed if they calculate carefully the number of stores in the chain based on their management and financial capacity,” Viet told VIR. “However, numerous founders’ impatience in extending chains following a commitment to investors, in collaboration with the ease of calling for investment capital and weak management capacity, are factors that bring chains to the brink of bankruptcy very quickly.” … [Read more...] about Money-hungry F&B startups flounder

In this file photo taken on June 22, 2020 Paris Saint-Germain's Brazilian forward Neymar arrives at the team's "Camp des Loges" training grounds in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, west of Paris, on June 22, 2020.(photo: FRANCK FIFE / AFP) News of a deal between the Paris Saint-Germain star and the German sportswear giant was first published by the sports site Esporte Interativo, which is known for breaking the story of Neymar's transfer from Barcelona to PSG in 2017. … [Read more...] about Neymar, Puma conclude endorsement deal: reports